Physics Teacher Wanted for a High-Achieving School in Cambridgeshire
Physics Teacher required for a full-time teaching opportunity
Join a successful and well-regarded school in Cambridgeshire
Excellent Science department with strong resources and leadership
Our Client is seeking an ambitious Physics Teacher to join a thriving mixed secondary school in Cambridgeshire. The successful candidate will teach Physics across KS3 and KS4, delivering challenging and engaging lessons that develop students' scientific understanding and practical skills.
The successful Physics Teacher will join an experienced Science department with excellent resources and a collaborative approach to teaching. The school is committed to high academic standards and provides a supportive environment for teachers at all stages of their careers.
Applications are welcomed from experienced teachers, ECTs and overseas-trained teachers with a recognised teaching qualification and QTS.
School Information
Successful mixed school in Cambridgeshire
Excellent transport links
Strong academic performance
Excellent standards of behaviour
Well-equipped Science facilities
Supportive senior leadership team
The school has developed a strong reputation for achievement and provides students with an engaging and challenging curriculum. Staff benefit from a positive professional culture and strong departmental support.
Experience and Qualifications
Physics Teacher with the ability to teach KS3 and KS4
Formal teaching qualification with QTS, including PGCE
Strong Physics subject knowledge
Ability to deliver engaging practical and theoretical lessons
Legal ability to work within the UK
Application
If you are interested in this Physics Teacher position in Cambridgeshire, please forward your CV as soon as possible for consideration.
- Locations
- Ely, Cambridgeshire
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