Job Description
Opus Education are currently working with a MAT in the Devon area, who are looking to employ a Science Teacher on a full time basis.
We are looking to appoint outstanding Science Teacher with experience of working with challenging/SEN pupils. Our ideal candidate will have excellent teamwork and communication skills, the ability and enthusiasm to make a difference with students who have a range of needs. We look forward to hearing from you.
All roles will be Temporary to Permanent on a 12 week basis.
Professional competencies
- Display personal and interpersonal development and team-working skills;
- Pro actively plan, organise and manage workload;
- Display reflective practice and reflexivity;
- Undertake analysis and synthesis of complex information;
- Display knowledge of and uphold safeguarding procedures;
- Display knowledge and understanding of appropriate use of ICT in an education setting;
- Display regular evidence of initiative taking;
- Display robust self management skills with regard to problem solving;
- Display an ability to develop and maintain relationships with stakeholders built on honesty and integrity.
- Manage class based staff
Duties
- Take care in the planning of work, taking into consideration the correct and appropriate use of teaching materials, practical apparatus, ICT A.V. aids etc.
- Complete Team Teach training and support the principals of Team Teach during school hours, both in and out of school;
- Take a lead in developing the Curriculum in all aspects.
- Be responsible for the maintenance of a good working atmosphere within lessons/ throughout the school day.
- Ensure that the learning experiences planned for children adequately match their abilities.
- Ensure that sound relationships are fostered between children, their peers and adults alike.
- Act as a confidante to the children whilst being aware of and following current safeguarding/child protection guidelines;
- Use a variety of teaching methodologies taking into account mixed abilities and the size of groups.
- Ensure that equality of opportunity exists in all areas.
- Ensure that the marking of children’s work is undertaken at appropriate and regular intervals, and that marking follows agreed service policy.
- Ensure that the presentation of work is of the highest quality, adhering to agreed service policy.
- Ensure that adequate weight is given to both: Forecasting of work – taking due account of the social, academic and behavioural needs of the children vis-à-vis the statutory requirements of the National Curriculum where appropriate
- Assessment and recording of progress – taking due account of the social, academic and behavioural needs of children vis-à-vis the statutory requirements of the National Curriculum where appropriate.
- Ensure that the forecasting of work forms an important part of the teaching process, being completed on a termly, half-termly or weekly basis as appropriate. Ensure that any such forecasts are available to the Principal, Headteacher, Area Co-ordinator, Advisory Staff, and Inspectors etc.
- Ensure that the curriculum coverage is appropriate and balanced, and that continuity, progression and breadth of experience are present throughout the planning and implementation processes.
- Actively participate in benchmarking with colleagues across the Trust.
- Review present practice regularly and attend courses as appropriate to further professional development.
- Perform other duties as requested by your line manager
Opus Education is dedicated to the safeguarding of children and Safer Recruitment Procedures will be followed. The position requires a satisfactory enhanced DBS check.
Please apply within and a member of our team will be in touch.