Music Teacher – Excellent School in Cambridge
Music Teacher required for September
Excellent mixed school based in Cambridge
Music Teacher required to join a thriving and well-supported department
Our client is looking to recruit an enthusiastic Music Teacher for a successful mixed secondary school in Cambridge. The successful Music Teacher will be expected to teach KS3 and KS4 Music, delivering engaging lessons that develop students' musical knowledge, creativity and confidence.
The Music department is well resourced and supported by an approachable Head of Department. This represents an excellent opportunity for a committed teacher to join a school with high standards and a strong culture of collaboration.
The school welcomes applications from experienced teachers and ECTs, alongside overseas applicants who hold a recognised formal teaching qualification.
School Information
This is a highly regarded mixed school in Cambridge with a strong reputation for academic excellence and positive student behaviour. The school has developed a supportive culture where staff are encouraged to collaborate, share ideas and continue their professional development.
Students are motivated and the school has high expectations across the curriculum. The Music department plays an important role in the wider school community, providing students with opportunities to develop their performance and creative skills.
Experience and Qualifications
Music Teacher with the ability to teach KS3 and KS4
Formal teaching qualification with QTS, such as a PGCE
Strong subject knowledge and enthusiasm for Music
Ability to deliver engaging practical and theoretical lessons
Legal ability to work within the UK
Application
For consideration for this Music Teacher role in Cambridge, please forward your CV at the earliest opportunity.
- Locations
- Cambridge
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