Teacher of Electronics
Welbeck - Defence Sixth Form College
Leicestershire
- Expired
- Salary:
- M1 - UPS3 depending on experience
- Job type:
- Full Time, Fixed Term
- Start date:
- 06 January 2020
- Apply by:
- 20 September 2019
Job overview
Welbeck College - the Defence Sixth Form College based near Loughborough in Leicestershire is currently seeking a Teacher of Electronics for AS and A level students. The successful candidate will join the Science and Technology Faculty for two terms, Spring and Summer 2020. An ability to teach Design and Technology (Systems and Controls) would be an advantage.
It is a full teaching timetable, 20 hours Monday to Saturday morning and be expected to participate in extra-curricular activities, either delivery of sport or assisting with the CCF
In return we offer small classes in a friendly environment.
You should be committed and enthusiastic. You will be expected to participate in extra-curricular activities, either delivery of sport or assisting with the CCF and a tutor role of one evening per week (5 pm – 9 pm).
This role is only for 2 terms, from January to July 2020, we would consider the Spring term only for the right candidate. We offer standard teachers’ pay scales commensurate with experience; in addition the Welbeck Allowance of £7,000.00 (for 2 terms, otherwise pro rata) will be paid.
Ideal candidate would have/be:
Relevant Degree
QTS qualification, NQT teacher of Technology will be considered.
Competent in all Microsoft Office applications and with Management Information Systems.
It is considered desirable if candidates have a qualification to coach a sport or an ability to assist with outdoor persuits.
To apply please complete our Welbeck DSFC application form and submit it with a CV and covering letter to rachel.sykes@dsfc.ac.uk.
More information regarding the College can be found at http://www.dsfc.ac.uk/
Attached documents
About Welbeck - Defence Sixth Form College
- Welbeck - Defence Sixth Form College
- Forest Road, Woodhouse, Loughborough
- Leicestershire
- LE12 8WD
- United Kingdom
Located in Loughborough, Leicestershire, Welbeck Defence Sixth Form College is a co-educational sixth form college, primarily focused on providing education to students looking to enter the British Armed Forces or the civil service. The college was established in 1953, and moved onto its current site in 2005. An independent institution, the college charges fees for study, and sets a minimum academic standard for entry based on GCSE results, however many students looking to enter the Armed Forces will receive sponsorship from the Ministry of Defence, resulting in drastically lower fees. The vast majority of the college’s students are boarders, some 300 in total.
Headteacher
Mr Peter Middleton
Values and Vision
As a college heavily focused on preparing students for life in military or government service, Welbeck Defence runs a curriculum primarily built around STEM subjects, with sponsored students being well supported through their transition into higher education and eventually the Armed Forces. Outside of the college's academic focus, as a boarding school Welbeck works hard to foster a sense of community among its pupils, with extensive opportunities for relaxation and socialisation.
ISI Inspection
“The college successfully fulfills its aims, including offering to all students a range of opportunities so that they can achieve to the best of their ability within a framework of shared values and standards. The quality of the students’ achievements in their academic work and in their activities is excellent. Students are successful in public examinations. All students including those with SEND or EAL make good progress.”
The full report into Welbeck Defence Sixth Form College can be found here.
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