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Food Technology Teacher
Job summary
A high-achieving girls secondary school in Greater London is seeking a passionate Food Technology Teacher for a full-time, permanent position. The role involves delivering engaging lessons, supporting students to achieve outstanding GCSE outcomes, and contributing to the department and school life. Qualified Teacher Status is essential, along with a commitment to collaboration and student success. This position offers a supportive environment and opportunities for professional development.
Benefits
Qualifications
- Experience teaching Food Technology to Key Stages 3-4.
- Ability to plan and implement high-quality lessons.
- Strong classroom management skills.
Responsibilities
- Deliver engaging Food Technology lessons.
- Support students in achieving outstanding GCSE results.
- Contribute to extra-curricular activities.
Skills
Education
We are looking for a passionate and dynamic Food Technology Teacher to join our successful Design & Technology department at a high-achieving girls secondary school in South London. This is a full-time, permanent post, ideal for an experienced teacher or an ambitious ECT.
- Deliver engaging and creative Food Technology lessons across KS3 and KS4
- Plan and implement high-quality schemes of work
- Support students in achieving outstanding outcomes at GCSE
- Contribute to extra-curricular activities and wider school life
- Work collaboratively within the D&T department
- Demonstrate strong classroom management and a passion for your subject
Our school is a high-performing, inclusive, and community-focused girls secondary school with a strong reputation for academic excellence and pastoral care. We pride ourselves on:
- A supportive and collaborative staff team
- A diverse and respectful student body
- A forward-thinking approach to curriculum development
- Excellent facilities, including well-equipped Food Technology suites
- A commitment to professional development and staff wellbeing
The school’s ethos centres on empowering young women to achieve academically, grow personally, and develop confidence, resilience, and ambition.
To be considered for the role of Food Technology Teacher you will:
- Work collaboratively within the DT department.
Salary is dependent on experience, training or qualifications. The minimum experience, training or qualifications required for this position are:
- Qualified Teacher Status or relevant experience.
- Teaching Food Technology to Key stages 3-4
In return, the school can offer the successful candidate:
Smart Teachers do not discriminate on the grounds of age, gender, race, colour, religion, disability or sexual orientation, and we welcome applications from all sections of the community.
Apply via this website with an up-to-date CV and contact details. For more information, or an informal chat about the role, please call David Singh on (phone number removed) or email (url removed).
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