Secondary Science Teacher

Posted 28 April 2022
Salary £90-£110
LocationCornwall
Job type Teacher
Discipline Secondary
ReferenceA323783
Contact NameLuke Rapley

Job description

Step Teachers are currently looking to recruit a qualified Secondary Science Teacher who is able to teach either Chemistry, Biology or Physics on day-to-day cover in our Secondary Schools across Cornwall and the surrounding area. In the new year, we will be working closely with schools in areas such as Saltash, Callington, Liskeard and St. Austell. The potential to take on short and long-term contracts will be made available for candidates wishing to take these opportunities on. We are happy to accept applications from NQT’s.
 
As a Secondary Science Teacher, you will:
  • Provide day-to-day, short term or long-term cover during Science lessons in the absence of the class teacher. 
  • Deliver pre-planned lessons and activities across KS3 and KS4. 
  • Manage the behaviour of pupils using a positive, restorative approach. 
  • Make use of your subject expertise to support pupils in their learning.  
 
What you will need:
  • A suitable undergraduate degree in the Sciences and teaching qualification that grants QTS. 
  • Science Curriculum knowledge that extends across both and the KS3 and KS4 National Curriculum. 
  • Referenced work with children in a school, within the past two years (this can include a school placement for NQT’s)
  • A CV that covers work and academic history for the past ten years, including months and years.
By working at steps, we can offer you:
  • Valuable, first-hand classroom experience in a wide pool of schools. 
  • A bespoke 1-1 service that is specifically tailored to your needs. 
  • Unique training and CPD opportunities to build your portfolio. 
  • Regular feedback to encourage growth and development.
  • Pay will be processed via PAYE
Candidates will be subject to a variety of checks including an enhanced DBS check, full references including your most recent employer, and eligibility to work in the UK. Step Teachers are fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment.