Business Teacher – Outstanding School in Suffolk
Business Teacher required for September
Outstanding mixed school based in Suffolk
Business Teacher to join a thriving and well-resourced department
Our client is seeking an enthusiastic Business Teacher to join a successful mixed secondary school in Suffolk. The successful candidate will be expected to teach Business across KS3 and KS4, delivering engaging and challenging lessons that develop students' understanding of the business world.
The department is well resourced and benefits from an experienced and supportive Head of Department. This is an excellent opportunity for a Business Teacher to become part of a collaborative team within a school that places a strong emphasis on academic achievement and student development.
The school welcomes applications from experienced teachers and ECTs, as well as overseas teachers with a recognised formal teaching qualification.
School Information
This is a highly regarded mixed school based in Suffolk with a strong reputation for academic standards and positive student behaviour. The school provides a welcoming and supportive environment where both students and staff are encouraged to achieve their full potential.
The school has a collaborative culture and is committed to professional development. Staff benefit from supportive leadership, excellent resources and a strong focus on delivering high-quality teaching.
Experience and Qualifications
Business Teacher with the ability to teach KS3 and KS4
Formal teaching qualification with QTS, such as a PGCE
Strong subject knowledge and classroom-management skills
Ability to engage and motivate students
Legal ability to work within the UK
Application
To be considered for this Business Teacher position in Suffolk, please forward your CV as soon as possible.
- Locations
- Suffolk
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