Subject Teacher Plus

British Summer School Limited; Oundle; On-site; GBP 32,380 - 40,384; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Holiday pay

Accommodation provided

Professional development resources

Job summary

A summer educational institution is seeking a Subject Teacher to deliver engaging lessons in Maths, Science, or Sports Science. The role involves lesson planning, student assessment, and maintaining a positive and safe classroom. The ideal candidate will have a relevant teaching qualification, commitment to student welfare, and ability to foster learning in an inclusive environment. This position requires teaching from Oundle with a competitive weekly salary.

Qualifications

• Experience in teaching Maths, Science, or Sports Science.
• Understanding of the UK educational system.
• Ability to engage students in a positive learning environment.

Responsibilities

• Design and deliver engaging lessons.
• Monitor and assess student progress.
• Ensure a safe and respectful classroom environment.

Skills

Planning and delivering lessons

Classroom management

Safeguarding children

Assessment and feedback

Education

Relevant teaching qualification

Job description

Lesson Planning: Design engaging, structured, and dynamic specialism lessons that align with the BSS’s syllabus, helping students expand their vocabulary, improve fluency, gain confidence and explore their chosen subject.

Teaching: Deliver 1 – 1.5 hours of lessons each weekday (5 – 7.5 contact hours per week) in an inclusive and encouraging way, using only the target language, to foster a positive classroom atmosphere where all students can learn, participate, and make meaningful progress.

The specialisms to deliver would be one of the following:

Engineering - increasing students’ academic and theoretical understanding of engineering principles. To let students experience studying Engineering “the UK way” and to enable students to participate in practical, hands‑on projects, where appropriate. Subjects covered include Engineering fundamentals, innovation in design and practical applications.

Maths (Adapted from the Cambridge IGCSE maths curriculum) - increasing students’ academic and theoretical knowledge in some of the key maths topics. To let students experience studying maths “the UK way” and to enable students to participate in practical work where appropriate. Subjects covered include algebra, shape, probability and statistics.

Science (Adapted from the Cambridge IGCSE science curriculum) - increasing students’ academic and theoretical knowledge in some of the core science subjects. To let students experience studying science “the UK way” and to enable students to participate in practical, hands‑on projects, where appropriate. Subjects covered include Biology, Chemistry and physics.

Sports Science - increasing students’ academic and theoretical knowledge in some of the core sport science subjects. To let students experience studying sports science “the UK way” and to enable students to participate in practical, hands‑on projects, where appropriate. Subjects covered include Anatomy & injury prevention, English for competitive sport, nutrition, & sports psychology.

Footballers of the future (In partnership with Tottenham Hotspur) - deliver workshops that, are designed to improve and expand knowledge and understanding of some key elements that affect playing football at an advanced level and competing such as: Anatomy & Injury Prevention, Match Play Strategies, Nutrition, Personal Responsibility, Resilience, Sport Psychology, player development within the game environment.

Monitoring & Assessment: Ensure students are placed at the appropriate level and track their progress through regular checks and assessments, providing evidence of improvement via reports and helping each student reach their full potential.

Academic Administration: To complete administrative duties such as maintaining accurate lesson plans, class profiles, registers, making sure students complete their arrival and departure questionnaires and weekly logs of all work completed.

Supervision & Pastoral Support: Oversee student behaviour around the campus, addressing any issues promptly to maintain a safe, respectful, and friendly living environment that reflects well on BSS. Pay close attention to students’ well‑being, behaviour, and performance, raising any concerns with the Welfare Manager or Centre Manager to ensure their physical and emotional safety.

Behaviour Management: Observe, guide, and manage student conduct to nurture a positive and inclusive international community where every student feels valued, safe, and free to express themselves.

Health & Safety Compliance: Review and follow relevant risk assessments and safety procedures to always guarantee a secure environment for all staff & students.

Student Transfers: To undertake student transfers courteously and efficiently, adhering to all timings and procedures to deliver a professional, high‑quality welcome and departure service that ensures minimal waiting times and a positive first and last impression of the school.

Social Media Photography & Video: Under the direction of management holder is responsible for capturing high‑quality footage of lessons using British Summer School recording devices.

Centre Requirements: To help ensure that the centre is set up effectively and packed away as required by the Head Office team.

All duties are subject to change at the discretion of the Managing Director.

Personal Specification

Safeguarding

British Summer School is fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. This responsibility extends to all staff, both on and off duty. As part of this commitment, all employees undergo an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check, and full employment reference checks are conducted prior to commencement of employment.

KEy Information

HIRING FOR SUMMER 2026

JOB ROLE:
Subject Teacher in one of the following:

Maths

Science

Sports Science

Plus, one of the following roles:

EFL Teacher

House Parent

KEY PURPOSE OF JOB:
To prepare and deliver high‑quality lessons to the expected standard, i.e. lessons that motivate the class and have variety, pace and are challenging. When you are not teaching you will either be in the Teaching, Activities or Welfare Team.

REPORTING TO:
Director of Studies, Welfare Manager, Activities Manager

HOURS:
Oundle – 08:45 – 12:30 Uppingham – 08:45 – 12:30 Above are typical Hours for the teaching part of this role but may vary.

Staff will be scheduled across both weekdays and weekends. Weekend shifts may be longer to support excursions or transfers.

Hours will vary between centres and according to the needs of the Summer School.

SALARY:
With a generous salary of £713.50 per week, plus 12.0% holiday pay.
Total Weekly pay £799.62 (Including Holiday Pay)

Accommodation Deduction: An accommodation deduction of £74.62 will be deducted for those staff that are residential.

LOCATION:
Oundle, New Street, Oundle, PE8 4GH Uppingham, High Street West, Oakham, LE15 9QE