A well-established 11–18 secondary school in Worcester is seeking an ambitious and knowledgeable Teacher of Geography to join its thriving Humanities faculty. The school has a strong academic profile within the local area, with consistently solid GCSE results and a growing Sixth Form cohort choosing Geography at A-Level.

Situated within easy reach of Worcester city centre, the school benefits from a stable leadership team, clear behaviour systems and a culture of academic ambition balanced with strong pastoral care.

The Role

This is a full-time teaching position across KS3–KS5. Geography is a popular subject at GCSE and A-Level, and the department is looking for a teacher who can confidently deliver both human and physical Geography to examination level.

You will:

• Teach Geography across KS3, KS4 and A-Level
• Deliver a curriculum that balances core knowledge with contemporary global issues
• Prepare students thoroughly for GCSE and A-Level examinations
• Contribute to fieldwork planning and enrichment opportunities
• Work collaboratively within the Humanities faculty

The timetable will include Sixth Form teaching, so strong subject knowledge and confidence at A-Level are essential.

The Geography Department

Geography is part of a well-organised Humanities faculty alongside History and Religious Studies. The department has established schemes of work that are sequenced clearly from Year 7 through to Year 13.

Strengths of the department include:

• Strong GCSE uptake and steady A-Level progression
• Structured fieldwork opportunities embedded in the curriculum
• Clear assessment frameworks and moderation processes
• Shared digital resources and collaborative planning meetings
• A focus on literacy and extended written responses

The department values real-world application, sustainability themes and contemporary case studies.

The School Environment

This Worcester secondary school is known locally for its calm and respectful learning atmosphere. Behaviour policies are consistently applied, allowing teachers to focus on academic challenge.

Facilities include dedicated Humanities classrooms, access to ICT suites for data analysis and mapping work, and strong Sixth Form study provision. The school has invested in updated digital presentation technology across departments.

Leadership promotes professional development, with structured CPD and opportunities to take on subject responsibilities over time.

Who We’re Looking For

The successful candidate will:

• Hold QTS and a relevant Geography qualification
• Demonstrate strong subject knowledge across human and physical Geography
• Be confident teaching A-Level
• Maintain high expectations for student engagement and achievement
• Show enthusiasm for fieldwork and enrichment opportunities
• Contribute positively to faculty collaboration

This role would suit an experienced teacher seeking a stable and academically ambitious school environment.

What’s On Offer

• Competitive salary aligned to experience
• Established Sixth Form teaching
• Supportive Humanities faculty
• Clear behaviour systems and leadership support
• Professional development and potential progression

This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected Worcester secondary school where Geography is valued, well-supported and growing in popularity.