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Role: GCSE English Teacher
Location: Merseyside
Type: Maternity Cover
Salary: 30000 - 35500
Eden Brown are looking to recruit a GCSE English teacher on behalf of a leading Further Education college in Merseyside.
This will be a Maternity Cover.
As a teacher of GCSE English you will:
* Deliver engaging and high-quality lessons in GCSE English
* Provide differentiated teaching to support learners of varying abilities
* Prepare and mark coursework and exams
* Foster a supportive and motivating classroom environment
* Monitor and assess student progress, providing feedback to learners and parents
* Collaborate with colleagues to develop and share best teaching practices
To apply for the role you will have:
* A relevant teaching qualification
* Experience teaching GCSE English, ideally in a further education setting
* Strong knowledge of the GCSE English curriculum
* Passionate about helping students achieve their full potential
* Excellent communication, organisational, and interpersonal skills
A DBS will also be needed for this role.
if this is of interest please apply now to avoid disappointment
Eden Brown Synergy is an equal opportunities employer.
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