Food Production jobs in United Kingdom
Food Tech Teacher (Secondary) - 4-Day Week
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Food Tech Teacher (Secondary) - 4-Day Week
Job summary
A leading education supply agency in the UK is seeking a Food Technology Teacher for a role starting January 2026. This position offers a four-day work week in a supportive environment where you will teach secondary school students. Candidates must hold QTS and have recent secondary teaching experience. The role presents an excellent opportunity for any educator seeking flexibility and development. Competitive daily rates apply, along with perks including access to professional development resources.
Benefits
Qualifications
- Hold QTS.
- Have at least 6 weeks recent experience as a teacher in a secondary school.
- Genuine desire to be part of a committed team.
- Passion for helping students fulfil their potential.
Responsibilities
- Teach Food Technology to secondary school students.
- Create a supportive learning environment.
- Engage and motivate students to achieve their best.
Skills
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