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Teacher of Science - Physics Specialist

Teacher of Science - Physics Specialist

UTC Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire

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Salary:
Main Scale
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
Preferably 1 September 2022 or January 2023
Apply by:
11 July 2022

Job overview

Our individualised approach to learning combines lessons delivered by experts and draws on real world examples. Individualised programmes are informed by assessment and grounded in excellent subject knowledge. 

Appropriate technologies, which reflect the tools of the workplace, are used creatively and intelligently to enrich learning and work in partnership to connect parents, students, employers and teachers. We are unique in having both a cryogenics lab and a scanning electron Microscope, normally only found in Higher Educational establishments. 

UTC Oxfordshire is the establishment of choice for STEM students and professionals transforming lives through learning. Due to an anticipated increase in student numbers in September 2022 we are recruiting high calibre staff in the sciences.

We welcome ambitious and forward thinking ECTs as well as experienced teachers.

Please visit the website for more details:
www.utcoxfordshire.org.uk/about-us/joinourteam/

Please complete an application form and send it to hr@utcoxfordshire.org.uk

Visits to the school are welcome, please call 01235 391587 to arrange a tour.

Closing date: 5pm, Monday 11 July 2022



Interviews scheduled: Thursday 14 July 2022 

We reserve the right to interview as applications come in and to withdraw the vacancies at any time. 

We are an equal opportunities employer and are committed to the safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. The successful candidate will be subject to an enhanced DBS check.


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About UTC Oxfordshire

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UTC Oxfordshire is a mixed, non-selective, non-denominational secondary school with sixth form, serving students from the age of 14-19. Situated in Harwell near Didcot the UTC has a maximum capacity of 600 students. It is part of the Active Learning Education Trust and works with industry partners: BMW Mini, UK Atomic Energy Authority, Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), RM Education, Reaction Engines and Bloodhound SSC and Academic Partners: Oxford Brookes University,  Royal Holloway (University of London) and Reading University.

UTC Oxfordshire opened in 2015 and allows for students to specialise in either science or engineering.

Executive Principal

Sam Knowlton

Values and vision

UTC Oxfordshire’s vision is to provide science and engineering excellence for all students, offering a wide range of opportunities and vocational experience to allow them to succeed. UTC Oxfordshire's focus is to nurture mature, professional, talented, confident and successful students who grow into confident learners, equipped with knowledge, skills and a good attitude. UTC Oxfordshire works to employ passionate staff who have relevant knowledge and experience of industry to help engage pupils and make learning enjoyable. Work placements are encouraged; students make the most of the school’s strong industry links, preparing them for their future career. Strong working partnerships between parents and school, the school and industry are at the heart of driving academic progress in our students. Furthermore, the student’s wellbeing and personal development are supported through a strong pastoral care system and dedicated pastoral team.

Ofsted

The Ofsted report for UTC Oxfordshire is available on this site: www.utcoxfordshire.org.uk/ofsted-report

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