Business Studies Teacher Full Time

TimePlan Education
Business Studies Teacher

Mainstream Secondary School
Business Studies Specialist to Key Stage 3 and 4
Average class size
Academically very bright and able students

Timeplan Education are currently looking for a qualified Business Studies Teacher. The role is a full time position starting in February 2021. As a Business Studies Teacher you will be expected to plan, prepare and deliver the curriculum. You will be able to deliver engaging lessons that challenge the students and have excellent differentiation skills. You will have a positive approach to teaching and learning, with strong behaviour management and a proactive attitude.

This is an opportunity to join a small comprehensive community school in Hampshire which has the highest aspirations for its students. There are small classes with a positive climate for learning, enhancement sessions after school hours, holiday revision courses and online access to materials. The school aims to develop the progress of pupils beyond the expected levels.

Business Studies Teacher- Job Responsibilities

Ability to engage with and inspire and challenge students
The flexibility to get involved with extra-curricular activities
Ability to plan and deliver effectively differentiated lessons across the curriculum

What’s in It for you as a Business Studies Teacher

Excellent rates of pay (£120 – £185)
Fantastic Behaviour
The chance to work within a dynamic and forward-thinking school

Business Studies Teacher Job Requirements

Legal right to work in the UK
Business Studies specialist
Hold QTS or a UK recognised equivalent teaching qualification
Subject to an Enhanced DBS Disclosure, or overseas Police clearances (if applicable)
Excellent curriculum knowledge

Here at TimePlan we don’t only offer excellent rates of pay but the opportunity to work with a consultant with the experience and ability to find you the perfect next career move.

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Business Studies Teaching Role in Hampshire