PE Teacher - Washington area
Are you a PE Teacher with a passion to encourage progression in your pupils?
This exciting PE Teacher vacancy is the perfect opportunity if you are looking for more flexibility and a placement at a school in Washington.
This rewarding role is to start as soon as possible and will be on-going until further notice.
PE Teacher responsibilities and duties:
You will be required to deliver lessons in accordance with the planning provided that engage and challenge students of all abilities.
You will at all times implement school policies and procedures and manage the classroom and behaviour.
Secondary School Teachers of all levels and experience will be considered for this role, including ECTs.
To be considered for the PE Teacher role you should have:
Recognised teaching qualification PGCE or equivalent (QTS).
The ability to quickly build positive relationships with both staff and students.
Strong subject knowledge of your chosen specialism, with the experience and ability to teach PE to KS3 and KS4 students.
If you are interested, please apply today!
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Education World
Posted 10 hours ago, valid for 15 days
Washington, Tyne and Wear NE38 7, England
£120 - £220 per day
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- The PE Teacher position in the Washington area offers an exciting opportunity for educators passionate about student progression.
- The role requires a recognized teaching qualification such as PGCE or equivalent (QTS) and is open to Secondary School Teachers of all levels, including ECTs.
- Candidates should have strong subject knowledge and the ability to teach PE to KS3 and KS4 students, along with skills in managing classroom behavior.
- This position is set to start as soon as possible and will continue on an ongoing basis until further notice.
- Salary details are not provided in the job description, but relevant experience is essential for consideration.
