Part-time Assistant Science Technician (Biology)
Cheltenham Ladies' College
Gloucestershire
- Expired
- Salary:
- FTE salary up to £16,290 per annum, depending on qualifications and experience. Actual salary: Up to £6,696 per annum (including holiday pay)
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- To start from September 2017
- Apply by:
- 4 June 2017
Job overview
20 hours per week, 37 weeks per year
An enthusiastic and proactive Assistant Science Technician is required to provide assistance to the Technicians in supporting all aspects of practical work associated with Biology teaching. The department is thriving and well resourced with eleven full and part-time staff and two technicians who all share a deep commitment to support excellent teaching outcomes.
This is a permanent post, working 34 weeks during the term-time, including occasional Saturdays plus three weeks during the school holidays. The anticipated work pattern for the 2017-2018 academic year will be each day and mostly mornings.
College are looking for a “hands-on”, organised and motivated individual with a strong interest in Science/Biology. You should be an effective communicator and team player.
To apply, please see our website http://www.cheltladiescollege.org/jobs/current-vacancies/
Closing date: Monday 5th June 2017 (12.30pm).
Interview date: Monday 12th June 2017.
Please note that applications will be considered as they are received and College reserves the right to appoint at any time in the process.
Cheltenham Ladies’ College is committed to the safeguarding of children.
About Cheltenham Ladies' College
- Cheltenham Ladies' College
- Bayshill Road, Cheltenham
- Gloucestershire
- GL50 3EP
- United Kingdom
"Girls enrolling in College are highly likely to see in the turn of the next century, living lives of unprecedented longevity. Their world will be full of promise, choice and possibility on a scale that has not been true for any generation of women that has preceded them.
“Leading this energetic, talented and caring community of staff and pupils is an extraordinary privilege. We have a unique and inspiring pioneering heritage which we cherish, and we have a very exciting future. We would love you to be a part of it.”
Eve Jardine-Young, Principal
College first opened its doors in February 1854 with the purpose of providing girls with a thorough academic education. We have remained committed to that pioneering goal, while adapting to a complex and changing world. Today we are one of the largest school communities of boarding and day girls in Europe, allowing us to provide a rich holistic curriculum. Approximately 850 pupils from 40 countries across the world benefit from the knowledge and expertise gained over the last 160 years of putting girls first.
Our motivated and able pupils genuinely want to learn, and consistently achieve results at the very highest level in GCSE, A Level, Pre-U and IB examinations. For the teachers who can nurture such achievement, we offer excellent resources, professional support and personal development. In addition, we have a dedicated team that manages evening and weekend boarding duties, so you can focus on what you do best: inspiring your classes.
You can also look forward to a wonderful working environment right at the heart of Cheltenham. Described as the cultural centre of the Cotswolds, this elegant and thriving town offers excellent transport links to the South West or Midlands, with the M5 in easy reach. London can be reached in two hours, and Cheltenham’s mainline rail station provides rapid and frequent connections with the rest of the UK.
We believe that there are few better places to live and work – and no better setting within which ambitious teachers can make a positive impact on their pupils’ lives.
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