Teacher of Electronics (with Physics or Engineering)
The WMG Academy for Young Engineers
Coventry
- £30,000 - £41,333 per year
- Quick apply
- Expired
- Salary:
- TMS
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 1st September 2024
- Apply by:
- 8 May 2024
Job overview
To perform all the professional duties of a teacher under the direction of your line manager and be an outstanding classroom practitioner who consistently delivers the highest standards of teaching and embraces our vision of an integrated curriculum that ensures our students achieve the highest outcomes in Electronics.
This role would suit an experienced Electronics teacher or a Maths/Physics graduate who aspires to teach Electronics, Engineering or Physics. The teaching role would be negotiable and some training will be provided to allow the right candidate to take responsibility for teaching GCSE and A level Electronics.
POST TITLE: Teacher of Electronics (with Physics or Engineering)
SALARY: Teacher Main Scale (TMS)
CLOSING DATE: Wednesday 8th May 2024
INTERVIEW DATE: TBC
START DATE: 1st September 2024
About WMG Academy for Young Engineers Coventry
Opened in September 2014 by Ratan Tata, the Coventry Academy has over 450 students on roll. Located close to the Westwood area in Canley and the University of Warwick, the Coventry Academy was designed with a large Engineering Hall filled with over £1M worth of specialist equipment. Three additional dedicated CAD/CAM areas allow industry standard software to be used by students in their Engineering projects.
Students at the Coventry Academy come from a wide catchment area which includes Solihull in the north through to Kenilworth, Warwick and Rugby in the south.
The Academy follows an 8.30am – 4.30pm (Tuesday – Thursday) with enrichment opportunities offered to students that include football, F1 in schools, Green Power and Engineering clubs. Students also have access to resources at Warwick University. On Mondays and Fridays students leave at 3.20pm.
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About The WMG Academy for Young Engineers
- The WMG Academy for Young Engineers
- Mitchell Avenue, Coventry
- West Midlands
- CV4 8DY
- United Kingdom
The WMG Academy for Young Engineers is a University Technical College (UTC) in Coventry. The Academy teaches students between the ages of 14-18 and is sponsored by the University of Warwick and numerous local businesses. The Academy opened in 2014 with a total intake of 220 students in Years 10 and 12, and there are now over 500 students on the school roll. The Academy is overseen by the WMG Academy Trust, which also oversees a campus in Solihull. The WMG Academy Coventry operates from the site of the Westwood Academy, which has facilities such as astro-turf pitches.
Chief Executive Officer
Stewart Tait
Values and vision
WMG Academy prides itself as being is like no other school, taking a radical approach to education by putting real, business-focussed, practical problems and challenges at the centre of the curriculum. Students are driven to learn by practicality; doing things, making things, designing things and creating things. Teamwork is a standard practice and core to the academic ethos. In this way students will be much better prepared for the challenges they follow in later life, whether they be in companies, in further education or at University.
Working with the University of Warwick and some of the biggest employers in the region means that WMG Academy has shaped its curriculum from the outset to ensure the training of students with a professional ethos and culture that is in high demand in today’s working world. With a longer working day, high academic standards and business-led dress code, the school’s expectations are explicitly clear to all learners from their first day here to their last.
Ofsted
Ofsted rated 'Good' in 2022.
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