KS3 & KS4 Science Teacher

Academics, a prominent teaching agency in South Yorkshire, is seeking a KS3 & KS4 Science Teacher for temporary placements within secondary schools in Barnsley. This adaptable role as a KS3 & KS4 Science Teacher involves covering various absences, allowing you to gain experience across multiple schools. For those aiming to leave a strong impression, there is potential for extended opportunities. As specialists in the education and training sector, Academics will ensure a smooth registration process and support you in securing your next teaching assignment.

Role Description for KS3 & KS4 Science Teacher:

• Deliver lessons in all three sciences to KS3 and KS4 students.
• Responsibilities will include lesson planning and marking.
• Opportunities for both full-time and part-time work, depending on the school's needs.
• Daily rate of pay ranging from £160 to £200, based on experience.
• Working across several secondary schools within Barnsley.

Role Requirements for KS3 & KS4 Science Teacher:

• Must hold Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) in Science.
• Ability to travel to Barnsley or reside locally.
• Proven experience teaching the three sciences at KS3 and KS4 levels.
• Effective classroom management skills.
• Must have an enhanced DBS or be willing to obtain one.

Reasons to Work with Academics:

• Receive tailored guidance from Matt, your dedicated consultant with 17 years of teaching experience.
• Join a trusted agency known for its integrity and transparency.
• Attractive pay rates.
• Recommend a teacher and receive up to £125 in vouchers for successful referrals.
• Gain access to a wide variety of temporary opportunities in the education and training sector.
• Academics boasts over 30 years of combined teaching expertise within the team.

If you are a qualified KS3 & KS4 Science Teacher in Barnsley seeking temporary teaching positions, submit your application today. Academics, with extensive experience in the education and training sector, are committed to helping you find your next teaching role in Barnsley's secondary schools.

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