Maths Teacher – High-Performing School in Watford
Maths Teacher required for September
High-performing mixed school based in Watford
Maths Teacher to join a successful and supportive Mathematics department
Our client is seeking a dedicated Maths Teacher to join a high-performing mixed secondary school in Watford. The successful candidate will be expected to teach Mathematics across KS3 and KS4 and contribute to the continued development of a highly successful department.
The Mathematics department is well resourced and led by an approachable and supportive Head of Department. This is a fantastic opportunity for a Maths Teacher to work within a collaborative team and contribute to strong student outcomes.
Applications are welcomed from experienced teachers and ECTs, as well as overseas teachers with a recognised formal teaching qualification.
School Information
This is an established mixed school in Watford with an excellent reputation for academic achievement and high standards of student behaviour. The school is committed to providing a supportive and aspirational environment for both students and staff.
The leadership team places a strong emphasis on professional development, collaboration and maintaining high-quality teaching. The Mathematics department benefits from strong resources and a positive team culture, making this an excellent opportunity for a Maths Teacher looking for a rewarding new position.
Experience and Qualifications
Maths Teacher with the ability to teach across KS3 and KS4
Formal teaching qualification with QTS, such as a PGCE
Strong Mathematics subject knowledge
Excellent classroom-management and communication skills
Legal ability to work within the UK
Application
To be considered for this Maths Teacher position in Watford, please send your CV as soon as possible.
- Locations
- Watford
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