Secondary humanities teaching jobs in England

The Turing School, East Sussex

We have an exciting new opportunity for a Geography teacher to join our school in September.

Octavia House Schools, Essex, Essex

This is an exciting and unique opportunity to join us as a primary teacher at our therapeutic schools, working alongside a multi-disciplinary team of therapists and educationalists to support our vulnerable pupils with SEMH and associated needs.

Octavia House Schools, London, Lambeth

This is an exciting opportunity for teachers to make a difference to our pupils' lives at our trauma-centred therapeutic schools. We welcome interest from teachers with experience in all subjects, and with primary, secondary and/or special expertise.

The Samworth Church Academy, Nottinghamshire

Are you an enthusiastic teacher of Humanities with a passion and the aptitude to teach all secondary age mixed ability students?.

The Marches School, Shropshire

Do you champion academic challenge within the classroom, promote critical thinking, foster students’ curiosity, and develop the skills of evaluation and analysis?

King Edward VI Handsworth Wood Girls’ Academy, Birmingham

Humanities & PSHE teacher required for September 24 start. We are looking for someone who is enthusiastic, ambitious and who can promote high expectations within the academy as a whole and the department.

Sybil Andrews Academy, Suffolk

Sybil Andrews Academy, Bury St. Edmunds Teacher of Humanities Start Date: September 2024 Salary: MPR/UPR Contract (FTE: £30,000 - £46,525 per annum) Type: Permanent, Full Time

Farlington School, West Sussex

We are seeking to appoint a Part-Time Teacher of English able to potentially teach up to and including GCSE and A Level.

Saracens High School, Barnet, London

This is a unique opportunity to join an exceptional humanities team in a relatively new school. You will help to create a stimulating and challenging curriculum, and develop our family ethos.

The South Wolds Academy & Sixth Form, Nottingham

We are seeking to appoint an enthusiastic, committed and well qualified Humanities teacher. The successful candidate will be expected to teach across KS3 and KS4, with the possibility of teaching KS5.

St Edward’s Church of England Academy, Romford

St Edward’s Academy, Romford, London Borough of Havering Teacher of Humanities Start date: September 2024 Contract type: Permanent, Full Time Salary: MPR (£34,514 to £46,001)

Bartley Green School, Birmingham

We require, for September 2024 or January 2025, an enthusiastic Teacher of Humanities to join our successful Humanities department. Applications from both ECT’s and experienced staff are welcome.

Edgbarrow School, Bracknell Forest

We are seeking to recruit a Higher Level Teaching Assistant within the Humanities department.

The Minster School, Nottinghamshire

We are seeking to appoint an enthusiastic and creative Teacher of Religious Studies to join us. You will join a highly successful school, with an expectation to strive for excellence at every opportunity.

Newcastle School for Boys, Newcastle upon Tyne

Suitable for ECTs - We are seeking to appoint a full-time Teacher of Religious Studies with an ability to deliver GCSE and A-Level to work in our Senior School from September 2024.

Bexhill Academy, East Sussex

Bexhill Academy is looking for a dynamic and inspiring Teacher of Humanities (Geography, History, Religious Studies, Philosophy and Ethics), to deliver outstanding lessons and secure excellent student outcomes.

Oakbank School, Wokingham

What will be your key role as curriculum director of Humanities? You will oversee the collection of subjects within the faculty, leading the department, analysing data, and taking responsibility for the intent.

The Blue School, Somerset

Teacher of Religion & Philosophy/Humanities

Archbishop Ilsley Catholic School, Birmingham

Are you a keen Geographer who is yet to secure a job for September? Look no further!

Harrow High School, Harrow

Do you want to work in a school where ‘100% of staff would recommend working here to a friend’ and where all our Early Career Teachers told OFSTED ‘they never feel overwhelmed by the job’?