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KS2 Teacher
Start date: September 2024
Location: Bath
Qualifications: QTS
Full time KS2 classroom teacher required in a primary school in Bath. A school dedicated to the growth and learning of their pupils in the final years before they move on to Secondary school. We are looking for a dedicated and experienced teacher who can adapt their approach to the needs of the inividuals
About the Role:
- Teaching KS2 aged children class in a vibrant and diverse primary school setting
- Planning and delivering engaging lessons in line with the national curriculum
- Assessing and monitoring student progress to ensure each child reaches their full potential
- Working with a supporting TA to offer extra guidance and attention to students with SEN
- Working collaboratively with colleagues to create a positive learning environment
- Providing care and support to students as needed
Requirements:
- Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
- Experience teaching in a school setting at primary or early secondary age groups.
- Experience working with students with SEN
- Strong knowledge of the national curriculum and effective teaching strategies
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to work well in a team and contribute to a positive school community
- Ability to adapt to individual students and their requirements
3 reasons to work with Zen Educate?
1) We offers teachers and teaching assistants the opportunity to achieve full control and a better work life balance with our flexible booking system.
2) We provide competitive pay rates to ensure our educators are fairly compensated for their hard work, but we do so at lower margins than other agencies, enabling schools to redirect vital funds.
3) Our team offers hands-on support to help teaching staff find the right role that suits their skills and preferences.
So, if you're looking for a rewarding teaching position in Bristol, North Somerset and BANESapply with Zen Educate today!
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