MFL Teacher – Outstanding School – Stockport
Wayman Education is looking for an enthusiastic MFL Teacher to join an outstanding school in Stockport. The successful candidate will teach a modern foreign language across KS3 and KS4 and will become part of a well-established department with a strong commitment to language learning. This is a full-time position starting in September and would suit an experienced teacher or ECT looking to develop within a successful and supportive school.
MFL Teacher
Stockport
KS3/KS4
Full-Time
September Start
ECTs Considered
School Information
The school is an outstanding secondary school with ambitious expectations and a strong focus on academic achievement and personal development. Languages are valued as a key part of the curriculum, with pupils encouraged to build confidence in communication and develop their understanding of different cultures. The department benefits from specialist resources, collaborative planning and supportive leadership. Teachers are encouraged to develop their practice and take advantage of the school's strong professional development opportunities.
Experience and Qualifications
Degree in a Modern Foreign Language
PGCE or QTS
Experience teaching MFL to KS3/KS4
Strong subject knowledge and enthusiasm for languages
Salary
The salary for this MFL Teacher position will be paid to scale on MPS/UPS.
Company Information
Wayman Education is a leading recruitment agency specialising in Education recruitment, working with Nurseries, Primary and Secondary Schools and Sixth Form Colleges across all sectors. We recruit for permanent, temporary and day-to-day positions and work closely with schools and teachers to provide a professional and reliable service.
Application
Please send your application for this position through as soon as possible to Nicholas Burnage.
- Locations
- Stockport
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