A highly respected independent day school in Birmingham is seeking an inspirational Teacher of Geography to join its thriving Humanities faculty from January 2026. The school is known for academic ambition, exemplary behaviour and an exceptional co-curricular programme, offering a stimulating and rewarding environment for both pupils and staff.

The Role

You will teach Geography across KS3–KS5, delivering a curriculum that blends rigorous geographical knowledge with contemporary global issues. Pupils regularly achieve strong results at GCSE and A-Level, and many progress to study Geography, Politics, Economics and related fields at top universities.

Fieldwork is a major strength of the school: recent trips have included coastal studies, urban regeneration projects and international study visits. You will contribute to developing these opportunities and shaping the department’s future direction.

The School

Set on a beautifully maintained campus with a mix of heritage buildings and modern teaching spaces, the school offers:

• Bright, well-equipped Humanities classrooms
• Access to GIS software and digital mapping tools
• Dedicated Sixth Form study spaces
• A strong professional culture built on trust and autonomy

Students are highly motivated, articulate and eager to explore academic ideas beyond the classroom. Staff benefit from small class sizes and a calm, respectful environment.

About You

• QTS or equivalent qualification
• Strong subject knowledge and passion for Geography
• Ability to engage curious, high-achieving pupils
• Commitment to fieldwork, enrichment and wider school life

Why Join?

• Competitive independent school salary
• Excellent CPD and opportunities for leadership
• Free lunch, parking and use of sports/fitness facilities
• Supportive leadership and a genuinely warm staff community

This is an outstanding opportunity for a Geography Teacher who wants to work in a well-resourced, ambitious and forward-thinking independent school.