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Are you a passionate and dedicated Early Years Primary Teacher looking for an exciting new opportunity? Go no further! Academics is currently seeking vibrant and experienced Early Years Primary Teachers to join our fantastic agency to work in some of our lovely schools.
The successful candidate will be someone who is an outstanding classroom teacher with experience of teaching in Nursery or Reception or within Early Years curriculum and have the ability to carry out engaging and fun lessons.
Applications and CV's from ECT's are also welcomed.
Role
- Creating engaging and inspiring lessons for the students.
- Delivering National Curriculum subjects.
- Differentiating for all ability levels, including SEN.
- Making sure all children are given the opportunity to reach their full potential in the classroom and beyond.
- Able to build great relationships with students and with staff within their team.
Requirements
- Have a relevant qualifications (QTS)
- Experience within an EYFS Class or EYFS curriculum.
- Must be able to obtain 2 years of work/education references, safeguarding checks and DBS checks.
- Have the capability to work with various abilities and have strong, clear communication skills.
Why choose Academics?
Academics is a leading national academic jobs agency, specialising in the recruitment of permanent, long term and daily supply teacher jobs and education support staff for vacancies in Children's Nurseries, Primary Schools, Secondary Schools and Further Education establishments. We also have a dedicated team who work with both Mainstream and Specialist schools for Special Educational Needs.
We help our schools ensure that staff make sure all their pupils are happy, confident, ambitious individuals; who possess the skills, knowledge, learning attitudes and behaviours to enable them to be successful in today's society.
If you feel that you have the skills and attributes to join our agency and help their pupils achieve their best, then please submit an up to date CV or call for more details.
