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Humanities Graduate role for an Aspiring Teacher!
Are you a talented Humanities Graduate looking to work in one of London's most improving and innovative schools...?
Join an immensely exciting educational environment as an intellectual and passionate individual. You will develop excellence in each pupil and forge new directions in education. If you're an aspiring Humanities Teacher looking to gain school based experience prior to starting your teacher training, then this is the perfect role for you!
The school are looking to interview the very best Humanities Graduates from as early as next week, so act now and send your CV across to the Ribbons & Reeves team today.
Humanities Graduate - Aspiring Humanities Teacher - Criteria:
- First-Class Humanities degree (at least a 2:1 required) from a top UK University
- Strong A-Levels and GCSE results, especially in Humanities
- A true desire and passion for teaching Humanities
- Previous child-centered experience
- Commitment to a full academic year as an aspiring Humanities Teacher
- Provide support to an outstanding level for all years, abilities and qualifications.
- Contribute to outstanding attainment and progress at all key stages.
- Have an excellent working understanding of the learning needs of the students with whom you work. This may include liaising with colleagues within the Inclusion Department, and accessing attainment data and information from EHCPs/Educational Psychologist reports.
- Make a vital contribution to the efficient running of the Department, including undertaking administrative and other tasks as delegated by the Head of Department.
- Enhance the quality of Teaching Assistant provision in the Department and wider Academy through sharing resources and good practice and active participation in Continuous Professional Learning.
- Show commitment to working in partnership with one or two subject areas, learning and helping to implement the curricula.
Alongside boasting impressive academics, it is essential that you have the confidence to support children with mixed abilities. You will play an important role throughout the year, and your academic support will play a crucial part in the pupil’s progression. The successful candidate will incorporate their subject knowledge into exciting lessons that keep our pupils engaged and furthers their progression and achievement. All teachers will work in a supportive and helpful environment where there is a strong sense of community and inclusion.
Interviews are taking place immediately for this Humanities Graduate - Aspiring Teacher role, so do not miss out and submit your application today.
Humanities Graduate - Aspiring Teacher | Hounslow | INDCB
