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Social Science Teacher - September 2025 Start - Near Crewe
Inspire Curiosity. Spark Debate. Shape Futures.
Tradewind Recruitment is currently working with a high-achieving secondary school near Crewe to recruit a talented and dedicated Social Science Teacher to join their team from September 2025.

This is a full-time, temporary position, ideal for an experienced teacher or an ambitious ECT ready to make a meaningful impact in a supportive and forward-thinking school environment.

đź“š About the Role:

Position: Teacher of Social Sciences

Subjects: Sociology and/or Psychology (potential for Health & Social Care, depending on experience)

Key Stages: KS4 and KS5

Start Date: September 2025

Contract: Full-time, temporary (with potential for extension or a permanent role)

Location: Crewe and surrounding areas

Salary: Competitive daily rate, dependent on experience and qualifications

👤 Who We're Looking For:

A qualified teacher with QTS (or equivalent recognised UK teaching qualification)

Experience delivering Sociology, Psychology, or Health & Social Care at GCSE and/or A-Level

A strong classroom presence and the ability to engage and inspire learners

Excellent subject knowledge and a passion for the social sciences

A reflective practitioner who is committed to continued professional development

âś… Why Work with Tradewind Recruitment?

A dedicated consultant to support your journey from application to placement

Access to over 2,500 free CPD courses via our partnership with The National College

Flexible opportunities and tailored support to suit your career goals

Weekly pay and competitive rates

📧 Ready to take the next step in your teaching career?
Apply now by sending your CV to

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