DT Teacher (Long Term Supply) - North West London, UK

Quantum Scholars

London

6 months ago

Applications closed

Quantum Scholars are excited to work with a well-established secondary school in North West London to find an enthusiastic and skilled Design Technology Teacher for the upcoming academic year (September 2025). This is an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about inspiring students through hands-on learning in Design Technology. This will be on a Long-Term contract lasting for 1 academic year.The school hiring are located in North West London. The school are rated as a "Good" school by Ofsted. They have created an enviorment where students and staff feel valued and supported. It is a mixed, comprehensive secondary school which caters to ages 11-18 years old. Key Responsibilities:Deliver engaging lessons in Design Technology (DT) to students across key stages 3, 4, and 5.Develop and implement innovative teaching strategies and lesson plans to promote student engagement and learning outcomes.Assess, monitor, and report on student progress.Maintain and create a safe, stimulating, and inclusive classroom environment.Contribute to the development of the department, including participating in extracurricular activities and school events.Collaborate with colleagues across the school to ensure students' academic and personal growth.Stay updated with new teaching methods, educational technologies, and Design Technology trends.Requirements:Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent.Strong subject knowledge in Design Technology, incl...

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