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Zest Education are looking to recruit a confident, hardworking and engaging individual to work in a large secondary school in Birmingham city centre. The role will be for a maths teacher, who can teach across KS3- KS5, the position will start in January 2025, full time and will be for a minimum of one term.
The school has broad range of students and a high number of EAL students. The schools main aim is to ensure that the pupils are happy, safe and learning, but also that they are equipped to leave the school and face any challenges of the world.
The ideal candidate will have excellent planning and assessment skills as well as being proactive and engaging.
Successful candidates will have:
- A PGCE or equivalent UK teaching qualification that has awarded them QTS or QTLS
- A strong passion for the subject of Maths and experience of teaching Maths across GCSE and A Level
- A team ethos and want to be part of a strong team environment
- The ability to plan, mark and deliver high quality lessons
- Strong classroom and behaviour management
Both newly qualified teachers (NQT) / Early careers teachers (ECT) and experienced teachers will be equally considered for this role.
Rates of pay will vary dependant on experience.
If you are interested in this position or want to find out more, contact Becky Nicholas at Zest Education or 'apply for job’ at the top of the page to submit your details.
Zest Education are an REC audited agency and are dedicated to safeguarding children. All candidates must hold an enhanced DBS (or allow us to process one for you) and be registered to the DBS Update Service, be able to provide references to cover the last two years and successfully pass all other necessary safeguarding checks prior to clearance for work.
Salary is dependent on experience, training, or qualifications. The minimum experience, training, or qualifications required for this position are holding a recent Bachelors degree or recent school-based experience (within the last 5 years within a school that teaches the British Curriculum).
The role advertised is for temporary supply work.
