Secondary Geography Teacher

Inspire the Next Generation of Geographers! – Teacher of Geography (Birmingham)

Location: Birmingham
Start Date: September 
Contract Type: Temp-to-Perm / Long-Term]
Pay: £1,000 – £1,250 per week (depending on experience)

Are you a passionate, creative Geography teacher ready to make an impact? Do you want to bring the world to life for curious young minds? If you're looking for your next exciting teaching opportunity in Birmingham, we’d love to hear from you!

We’re working with a forward-thinking secondary school that believes in the power of Geography to expand perspectives and inspire global citizens. They're looking for a dynamic, enthusiastic Geography Teacher to join their supportive and progressive Humanities department.

What’s in it for you?
✅ A competitive weekly pay rate of £1,000 – £1,250
✅ A school with strong leadership and a commitment to staff development
✅ Engaged students who are eager to learn about the world around them
✅ Opportunities to contribute to curriculum development and fieldwork planning
✅ A welcoming and collaborative environment with a focus on wellbeing

You will:
Deliver engaging, high-quality Geography lessons across KS3 and KS4 (KS5 is a bonus)
Spark curiosity about the world, from local landscapes to global issues
Use data to inform teaching and support student progress
Be an active contributor to a positive school culture

You’ll need:
✅ QTS or equivalent teaching qualification
✅ Strong subject knowledge and a passion for Geography
✅ A creative and adaptable approach to the classroom
✅ A commitment to helping every student thrive

Whether you're an experienced teacher or an ambitious ECT, we want to hear from educators who are ready to go beyond the map and make Geography meaningful.

Apply now to join a school that values curiosity, creativity, and connection to the wider world.

Please apply directly with your CV or contact your local office for more information. We will ensure that we get you registered with us and send your profile to the school as a matter of urgency