Teacher of Mathematics

Oasis Academy Lord's Hill; Southampton; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

An inspiring opportunity awaits at a forward-thinking academy for an ambitious Mathematics teacher dedicated to fostering student success. Join a vibrant community committed to excellence and professional growth, with access to exceptional training and resources. This role offers the chance to teach a diverse range of students, collaborate with fellow educators, and contribute to extracurricular activities that enrich the educational experience. With a strong focus on career progression and well-being, this position is perfect for those who are passionate about making a difference in students' lives and shaping the future of education.

Benefits

Exceptional CPD and coaching

Fully resourced curriculum

Health and wellbeing benefits

Flexible work/life balance policies

Opportunities for career progression

Access to iPads for staff and students

Qualifications

• Passion for teaching Mathematics to diverse abilities across KS3 and KS4.
• Ability to collaborate with other academies and inspire students.

Responsibilities

• Teach Mathematics, enriching the curriculum with knowledge and experience.
• Support high academic standards and extracurricular activities.

Skills

Mathematics Teaching

Curriculum Development

Student Engagement

Collaboration

Education

Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)

Degree in Mathematics or related field

Tools

iPads

Job description

Are you an ambitious and passionate teacher looking for a new role within Mathematics?

Oasis Academy Lord's Hill is seeking an inspiring teacher to join our talented Mathematics team.

About Oasis Academy Lord's Hill: We deliver "excellence by all, for all". As part of Oasis Community Learning, the second largest Multi Academy Trust in England, we serve Southampton with a dedicated community.

Our vibrant Academy boasts enthusiastic, committed staff and outstanding facilities. We are committed to professional development and career growth, aiming to provide an exceptional education for our students and community. We value strong partnerships with families and the wider community, striving to be the exceptional school our community deserves.

A commitment to Oasis's ethos and a drive to improve outcomes for young people are essential qualities for our staff.

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a supportive school environment with significant professional development opportunities within a multi-academy trust.

Benefits we offer:

• Exceptional CPD including personalised coaching, weekly and termly training sessions.
• A fully resourced, Trust-wide curriculum with autonomy to adapt for your students.
• A Culture for Learning policy supporting teaching and learning, with strong pastoral and SEND support.
• Streamlined assessment policies to reduce workload and enhance student progress.
• Fully-funded National Professional Qualifications and access to Apprenticeships.
• Opportunities to run extracurricular clubs and share talents.
• Access to iPads for staff and students, supporting formative assessment.
• Career progression within the Trust, including National Lead Practitioner roles.
• Health and wellbeing benefits, including eye care vouchers, Cycle to Work scheme, and mental health support.
• Support for work/life balance through flexible policies and sabbaticals.

If you're an Early Career Teacher, you'll receive mentorship and support from our dedicated team, with opportunities to develop in a successful department committed to excellence.

Job/Person Summary

The successful candidate will teach Mathematics to all abilities across KS3 and KS4, enriching the curriculum with their knowledge and experience. Collaboration with other Southampton academies and a range of teaching strategies to inspire students are key. A passion for high academic standards and supporting the Academy's ethos and extracurricular activities are essential.

Attachments

2 Teacher Recruitment Brochure

Safeguarding Statement:

Oasis Academy Lord's Hill is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people, and vulnerable adults. We welcome applications from underrepresented groups including ethnicity, gender, transgender, age, disability, sexual orientation, or religion.