Teacher Of Geography | Supportive Secondary School | Worcester

Marchant Recruitment; Worcester; On-site; GBP 34,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Wayman Education in Worcester is seeking a motivated Geography teacher to join a supportive secondary school. You will deliver engaging lessons, develop pupils' understanding of the physical and human world, and assess progress across KS3 and KS4.

The role requires QTS and a Geography specialism, with strong subject knowledge, careful planning, and the ability to differentiate to meet diverse learning needs. Salary is MPS/UPS, dependent on experience.

Qualifications

• Strong subject knowledge and effective lesson-planning skills.
• Ability to differentiate to support progress and meet diverse learning needs.
• Commitment to safeguarding and maintaining high standards of teaching.

Responsibilities

• Teach Geography across KS3 and KS4.
• Deliver lessons covering physical processes, human geography, environmental issues and case studies.
• Develop pupils' map skills, data interpretation and extended writing.
• Assess understanding and prepare pupils for relevant examinations.
• Adapt resources and teaching approaches to meet different learning needs.

Skills

Geography knowledge

Lesson planning

Classroom management

Education

QTS

Geography teaching qualification

Job description

Position: Teacher of Geography
Location: Worcester, Worcestershire
Start Date: January 2027
Contract: Full-time, permanent
Salary/Hours: MPS/UPS, dependent on experience | Full-time

Wayman Education is seeking a motivated Teacher of Geography for a supportive secondary school in Worcester. The successful candidate will help pupils understand the physical and human world through engaging lessons, geographical enquiry and the development of analytical skills.

The School

The school promotes curiosity, independent thinking and high standards of teaching, with opportunities for staff to collaborate on curriculum delivery.

The Role

Teach Geography across KS3 and KS4.

Deliver lessons covering physical processes, human geography, environmental issues and case studies.

Develop pupils' map skills, data interpretation and extended writing.

Assess understanding and prepare pupils for relevant examinations.

Adapt resources and teaching approaches to meet different learning needs.

The Ideal Candidate

Holds QTS and a relevant Geography teaching qualification.

Has strong subject knowledge and effective lesson-planning skills.

Can make geographical concepts relevant through real-world examples.

Uses assessment and differentiation to support progress.

Demonstrates strong classroom management and a commitment to safeguarding.

MPS/UPS, dependent on experience and the school's pay arrangements.