English Teacher & Media Studies Specialist | Sixth Form Academy
Role: Teacher of English and Media Studies (KS4–KS5)
Location: Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Contract: Temporary, Part-Time
Start Date: February 2027
Salary: Competitive Salary Pro Rata
Are you an engaging English teacher with a passion for media, communication and the way language shapes modern society?
A sixth form academy in Cambridge is seeking a part-time English and Media Studies Teacher for a temporary appointment. The successful candidate will deliver academically challenging lessons and support students preparing for further study.
The Role
Senior English Teaching: Deliver GCSE English and A-Level English where appropriate.
Media Studies: Teach representation, media language, audiences and industry.
Critical Analysis: Develop students’ ability to evaluate texts and media products.
Examination Preparation: Support students with analytical essays and coursework.
Academic Enrichment: Encourage independent reading, research and media projects.
The Candidate
Academic Background: A degree in English, Media Studies, Communications or a related field.
Subject Expertise: Strong knowledge of English and media curricula.
Analytical Ability: Excellent written and critical-thinking skills.
Teaching Style: Engaging, organised and academically rigorous.
Flexibility: Comfortable teaching across different year groups.
The Environment
Sixth Form Focus: A school preparing students for university and employment.
Digital Resources: Access to media and communication technology.
Academic Culture: Strong emphasis on independent learning.
Flexible Working: A part-time temporary appointment.
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This role would suit an English specialist with media expertise seeking a Cambridge-based position. Submit your CV to express your interest.
- Locations
- Cambridge
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