Design & Technology Teacher – High-Achieving School in Oxford
We are seeking an ambitious, creative and forward-thinking DT Teacher to join a high-achieving secondary school in Oxford. This full-time, permanent role begins January 2026 and offers the opportunity to work in a dynamic, well-supported department.
About the School
This Oxford school is known for its exceptional academic performance, strong behaviour systems and commitment to staff development. Teachers benefit from modern facilities, well-planned CPD and a collaborative environment where creativity and innovation are encouraged. Leadership is supportive, visible and highly invested in the success of technical subjects.
About the DT Department
• State-of-the-art workshops with CAD/CAM and digital design tools
• 3D printing, laser cutting, CNC machining and engineering equipment
• Excellent technician support for practical lessons
• A curriculum that promotes creativity, sustainability and problem-solving
• Strong performance across all design-based subjects
• Close links with STEM, computing and science departments
About the Role
• Teaching DT across KS3–KS4 (KS5 available for suitable candidates)
• Delivering practical and theoretical lessons that inspire creative thinking
• Supporting design portfolios, prototypes and coursework
• Contributing to school-wide design challenges and STEM initiatives
• Helping develop innovative curriculum resources and teaching strategies
• Promoting safe workshop practice and high technical standards
Experience and Qualifications
• Degree in DT, Engineering or Product Design
• PGCE with QTS
• Strong technical understanding and workshop confidence
• Ability to inspire students of all abilities
Salary
MPS/UPS.
Application
To apply for this DT position in Oxford, please send your CV at your earliest convenience.
- Locations
- Abingdon, Oxfordshire
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