Key Stage 1 Teacher

Worcester
8 months ago
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Key Stage 1 Teacher

You have bags of enthusiasm and creativity. Spoonful's of fun and imagination.

A real passion for teaching and learning, and commitment to ensuring that every child has the opportunity to flourish in a safe and happy environment.

Schools in Worcester and across Worcestershire are looking for you, a real Mary Poppins-like teacher to float in to their classroom and captivate the minds of young learners.

Whether you are available this term or planning ahead for September, Academics can introduce you to the large variety of first and primary schools that we work in partnership with, and offer you a broad selection of supercalifragilisticexpialidocious teaching opportunities to enjoy!

Maybe you:

  • Would you like to be represented by an established education specialist who can support your local job search activity?

  • Are an ECT looking for your first job or opportunities to gain invaluable experience in a variety of schools?

  • Are an experienced Key Stage 1 Teacher considering a sustainable work life balance - reduce your workload and/ or days but continue your love of teaching!

    Established in Worcester over seventeen years ago, Academics are the preferred supply teaching agency for schools in and around: Worcester, Droitwich, Bromsgrove, Redditch, Studley, Evesham, Pershore, Malvern and Kidderminster.

    Working together with your experienced consultant, you can feel confident that you will experience diverse and rewarding roles tailored to your skills, preferences and availability.

    Your Key Stage 1 Teacher options:

  • Abundance of flexible/ consistent daily supply - choose where/ when you teach. Explore different year groups. No planning responsibilities

  • Exclusive long term/ short term/ temp to perm vacancies

  • ECT induction opportunities

    As a Key Stage 1 Teacher (with QTS), you will:

  • 'Bring learning to life' by delivering enjoyable and creative lessons that engage all children, inspire learning and spark curiosity

  • Have high expectations of every child's behaviour, progress and achievements

  • Possess a valid enhanced DBS certificate or be happy to process a new one (we can help with this)

    Eager to discover your Key Stage 1 Teacher options with Academics Worcester, Worcestershire's leading supply teaching agency ... apply today or contact Rebecca directly - (url removed) / (phone number removed)

    In addition to a caring, honest, personalised and 5* Google rated service, choose Academics Worcester because:

  • Competitive pay: Your hard work deserves to be rewarded. We offer highly competitive pay that reflects your experience and expertise

  • Large selection of local academies, maintained and independent schools: Explore with no commitment - the perfect way to get a behind the scenes insight to help make choices with future applications

  • Networking opportunities: build professional relationships with schools, supply offers a fantastic stage to showcase your personality and skills to future employers. Connect with fellow teachers and share ideas

  • Ongoing support: Your well-being and professional development is paramount to us. Your friendly and experienced consultant is available to ensure you are happy and excel in your role

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