Physics Teacher 0.8 Hours
City Of Oxford College
Oxford
- Expired
- Salary:
- Up to £33,179 Pro rata
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 28 January 2018
Job overview
Activate Learning Group aims to be inspirational and innovative, to foster personal development through learning and to be of value and economic significance to our communities. As part of this, we are now looking to recruit an enthusiastic Physics teacher to enhance our Science delivery.
We are looking to recruit an enthusiastic, outstanding, inspirational and student focused Physics teacher to deliver high quality learning and teaching. It is essential that you have significant skills and knowledge of teaching Physics at Levels 2 and 3, and a proven track record of achieving good results.
You will have a teaching qualification already and will be able to teach Physics A-Level, Access to HE and GCSE. You will plan and deliver high quality, imaginative and inspirational teaching, learning and assessment according to our Learning Philosophy to meet the needs of all our students on a range of programmes. At the heart of what you do will be the ability to motivate your students to make rapid progress in this subject area, successfully complete their qualification and see them move into higher levels of study or into relevant employment. IT, Maths & English will be embedded into your teaching methodology to cement these key areas into Students learning.
In this role, you will use a range of learning and teaching strategies and develop methods using technology that will encourage independent learning. Through the use of challenging individual targets and learning plans, you will be required to ensure that your student achievement is maximised.
You will also work collaboratively and proactively with managers and colleagues across the Activate Learning Group to design, develop, manage and review programmes in the faculty in light of stakeholder feedback.
The role is 26.6 hours 4 days a week: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
In return, we can offer you a range of benefits - from ongoing professional development to excellent pensions, holiday package and job satisfaction.
Any person offered a position will be required to complete a DBS application. Activate Learning is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of young people, and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.
This is an amazing opportunity for you to be part of a College that is on its journey to becoming Outstanding and share in our students’ successes!
About City Of Oxford College
City of Oxford College is a mixed, non-denominational further education college in Oxfordshire serving students from the age of 14 and above. The college is part of Active Learning. City of Oxford College has partnerships with organisations including Oxford Brookes University, The National School of Furniture, University of Bedfordshire and Oxford City Learning (OCL).
Formerly Oxford College of Further Education, City of Oxford College was founded in 1960. It is spread across two campuses in Oxford and provides a range of A-level courses, higher education, apprenticeships and vocational training for professionals and adult learners. Facilities include art, design and fashion studios, editing facilities, recording studios and a hair and beauty salon for students to train in.
Principal
Ian Francis
Values and vision
City of Oxford College wants all students to have an enjoyable and fulfilling time while studying there. It celebrates diversity and works to make sure all students are treated as individuals with the same level of respect, regardless of their differences. The college wants pupils to achieve to the highest of their potential. It works to support individuals to help them achieve their future goals and ambitions through an active careers service, where students can meet with an advisor and decide on their next steps. City of Oxford College runs an active Student Union and encourages students to get involved with extra-curricular activities to further their learning experience, develop their CV and expand their skillset.
Ofsted
“Teaching, learning and assessment are good, which is leading to improved outcomes for most learners. Most lessons are good and a significant minority, particularly in independent living and leisure skills, and in catering, are outstanding.”
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