Teacher of Business Education,
Crieff High School
Perth and Kinross
- Expired
- Salary:
- £22,866-£36,480
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 30 August 2018
Job overview
Job Description
Working as a member of the school staff, you will teach within the Business / Computing Studies department in the excellent facilities of Strathearn Community Campus.
For further information on this post, please contact Mark Tennant on 01764 657700.
When completing your application for this post, please ensure you provide contact details for two referees, including email addresses. One should be your current or most recent employer. If you are already employed as a teacher with Perth & Kinross Council, you are only required to provide 1 reference, which must be from your current Head Teacher.
The Individual
As part of our safer recruitment measures, Perth & Kinross Council carries out rigorous checks on the right to work in the UK, qualifications, employment history, including references, and fitness to undertake the post.
Some jobs may have been traditionally carried out predominately by one gender, but we would encourage you to apply if you meet the requirements, irrespective of your gender.
Closing date: 31/08/2018
Reference: PKC04740
Crieff High School, Strathearn Community Campus, Pittenzie Road, Crieff
About Crieff High School
- Crieff High School
- Crieff
- Perthshire
- PH7 3RS
- United Kingdom
Crieff High School is a mixed, mainstream, non-denominational, secondary school with a sixth form in Perth and Kinross, Scotland. It caters to students aged 11 to 18 and has approximately 594 pupils enrolled.
Crieff High School is part of the Strathearn Community Campus, opened in November 2009. It’s one of 11 secondary schools administered by Perth and Kinross Council. The school boasts indoor sports facilities including a heated swimming pool, squash courts, fitness suite, dance studio and sports halls, playing fields and a recording studio and theatre area.
Headteacher
Christine Deeley
Visions and value
The school’s main aim is to provide a caring, friendly community and to make sure the staff and pupils have a positive relationship. They hope to help each pupil achieve their full potential and to make them understand that everyone is as important as the other and deserves respect. It also works to recognise and celebrate achievements and teaches each student to be tolerant, compassionate and resilient.
The curriculum is based on three main components: the formal, informal and hidden. The formal curriculum focuses on skills for the world of work and provides opportunities for outdoor learning. The informal curriculum help students develop their individual talents, be it music, sports, drama or leadership. The hidden curriculum is the interactions member of the school community have with each other.
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