Teacher of History
The National Church of England Academy
Nottinghamshire
- Expired
- Salary:
- MS/UPS
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2021
- Apply by:
- 14 May 2021
Job overview
National Church of England Academy
Teacher of History
Part Time
[0.4 – 0.8]
Required for September 2021
We are looking for an inspiring, creative teacher who loves history and wants to share their passion with our students. This is a fabulous opportunity for either a newly qualified teacher or a more experienced teacher who wants to develop their career. This is a permanent and part time position for 2 – 3 days, however, we would consider 4 days for the right candidate.
The successful applicant will work in the faculty of Humanities which is a highly successful, popular and forward-thinking faculty. If appointed, the applicant will benefit from the following:
• Full support and induction;
• Excellent CPD opportunities;
• Leadership openings if appropriate;
• A strong and caring ethos among staff and students;
• Excellent purpose-built post 16 facilities;
• Strong leadership at senior and middle levels;
• A well-being package;
• Networking opportunities across the MITRE trust.
Please contact the Head of Faculty, Mr M. Jones [mjones@nationalacademy.org.uk] to arrange a visit or a further discussion.
Closing date for applications: 9:00am on the 14th May 2021
Interviews will be held week commencing Monday 17th May 2021
Please note your preferred number of working days in your application.
The Minster Trust for Education is committed to safeguarding children and the promotion of equal opportunities for staff and students. The successful applicant will be required to undertake an enhanced DBS check and complete a KCSIE Declaration.
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About The National Church of England Academy
- The National Church of England Academy
- Annesley Road, Hucknall, Nottingham
- Nottinghamshire
- NG15 7DB
- United Kingdom
National Church of England Academy is a successful, dynamic secondary academy, offering an all-round education for students. The academy began life as a small school in 1788, and has served the community of Hucknall ever since. We have developed from these humble beginnings into the successful academy that exists and thrives today.
Our aim is to provide a happy and stimulating environment in which young people can develop and grow, preparing them for life after the academy. We want all students who attend National to take their places in the world fully prepared and with a great education, as well-qualified and responsible citizens, with strong values. Our staff work very hard to ensure that all students have high aspirations and do their best to achieve their goals. We are hugely proud of the high standard of teaching and support that we offer to all students, something that is acknowledged and recognised by the quality of our Ofsted reports.
In return for the teaching and support we give to students, we expect them to work hard, behave well, and do their best. The high standards support the high levels of achievement and progress made in all areas across the academy. Our exam outcomes at GCSE and A level are above national averages and we believe that this achievement, coupled with a strong emphasis on individual personal development has enabled students to have greater opportunities and improved life chances.
We are an Anglican foundation. This does not mean that we only accept pupils from a Christian background. We welcome children of all faiths, and of none, who seek education within a framework of strong moral values
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