Economics Teacher

Redbridge

9 months ago

Applications closed

Shape Future Economists in Redbridge! Full-Time Economics Teacher at Outstanding School (September 2025 Start - To Scale, UPR Included - KS5)

Are you an inspiring and analytically sharp Economics Teacher passionate about global markets, policy, and human behaviour? Our Outstanding school in the vibrant London Borough of Redbridge is seeking an enthusiastic Full-Time Teacher of Economics to join our highly successful and collaborative department from September 2025. This is an exciting opportunity to cultivate a deep understanding of economic principles and critical thinking in bright and ambitious students, primarily at Key Stage 5 (A-Level Economics). We are committed to attracting the best talent and are willing to pay to scale, inclusive of the upper pay scale (UPR), for the right candidate.

In this rewarding permanent role, you will have the opportunity to:

Spark Economic Insight: Deliver engaging and rigorous A-Level Economics lessons, exploring microeconomics, macroeconomics, and global economics, fostering a deep understanding of complex models and real-world applications.
Develop Critical Thinkers: Equip students with the analytical tools to evaluate economic data, understand policy implications, and formulate well-reasoned arguments on contemporary economic issues.
Facilitate Academic Excellence: Guide students to achieve outstanding results in their A-Level Economics examinations, preparing them for highly competitive university courses and future careers.
Contribute to a Collaborative Department: Join a supportive and innovative department that values teamwork, shared best practice, and a collective commitment to student success.
Thrive in a Diverse Community: Engage with a diverse student body in Redbridge, making economic concepts relevant and accessible to all learners.
Shape Future Professionals: Play a key role in inspiring students towards further study at leading universities in Economics, Finance, Business, Law, and Public Policy.
Enjoy Fair Remuneration: Benefit from a school that pays to scale, inclusive of the Upper Pay Scale (UPR), recognising and rewarding your experience and expertise.

We are looking for a passionate and qualified Economics teacher with QTS and a strong academic background in Economics. Proven experience delivering outstanding A-Level Economics lessons and a demonstrable ability to inspire and challenge ambitious learners are essential. If you are ready to make a significant contribution to our outstanding team in Redbridge, teaching exclusively at KS5 and receiving excellent remuneration, we encourage you to apply for a September 2025 start.

Shape the next generation of economic leaders with us in Redbridge – an outstanding school, excellent pay (to scale, UPR included), and a permanent role await

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