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An established educational institution is seeking a passionate Teacher of Economics to join its high-performing department. This role offers the opportunity to inspire students in Years 10 to 13, guiding them through the complexities of Economics while achieving outstanding results in public examinations. The department has a rich history of excellence, with many students progressing to prestigious universities. You will also play a vital role in enhancing the extra-curricular life of the school, helping students engage in clubs and competitions that promote their understanding and enjoyment of Economics. If you are dedicated to nurturing young minds and fostering a love for learning, this position is perfect for you.
WHSB seeks a dynamic and enthusiastic Teacher of Economics. The School welcomes applications from both experienced teachers and graduates looking to train as a teacher.
The Economics Department at Westcliff High School for Boys (WHSB) has been a high performing Department for many years. We have consistently achieved outstanding results in Public Examinations. The Department has grown considerably over recent years. There are presently 170 students studying Economics in Years 12 and 13, with a further ten groups (250 pupils) studying the subject in Years 10 and 11.
The Economics Department also plays an important role in the extra-curricular life of the School. The Department offers a variety of additional clubs and competitions which pupils can participate in across Key Stages 4 and 5, aimed at assisting those in need of support or extending the more able. These include The Westcliff Economics Society, The Westcliff Economist, Young Enterprise, Extended Project Qualification and Sixth Form Mentoring.
Results at Advanced Level are outstanding and those who choose to continue their Economics studies at University generally do so at established Universities, including the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. In Summer 2024, 90.6% of candidates at Advanced Level were awarded A*-B grades, with 20.3% achieving A* and 62.5% A*-A. At GCSE, in the Summer of 2024, 63% of candidates were awarded 7-9.