Teacher of Economics and Business
Worksop College and Ranby House
Worksop, Nottinghamshire
- Expired
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2018
- Apply by:
- 28 January 2018
Job overview
We are looking for an outstanding teacher of Economics and Business Studies. As part of our experienced and passionate staff team, you can expect to:
- Teach Business studies and A-level Economics and Business.
- Be a part of a vibrant, committed and professional team of teachers to enhance the quality of teaching and learning in the Department.
- Share resources and good practice, be involved in lesson observations and work scrutiny; be a part of collaborative teaching, and continue your own professional development.
- Contribute to schemes of work at all levels.
- Monitor the progress of students taking the subject in your class, and set targets where appropriate; support key groups of pupils in their studies e.g. the most able pupils and pupils with EAL or Learning Support needs.
- Contribute towards the planning an running of trips and organising speaker to come into school.
- Have high expectations of your pupils in your class and motivate them to do well, providing extra support at clinics where necessary.
- Liaise with the Head of Department to maximise the progress of students.
- Offer support to the learning, pastoral and co-curricular needs of the individual students through the House system as a tutor, and the co-curricular programme. These duties should be carried out to a high standard to ensure the all-round quality of education for pupils at Worksop College.
The role is suitable for an appropriately qualified NQT, to whom full statutory support will be given.
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About Worksop College and Ranby House
- Worksop College and Ranby House
- Cuthbert’s Avenue, Worksop
- Nottinghamshire
- S80 3AP
- United Kingdom
‘An experience to remember for a life time’.
Teaching and learning at Worksop College is a balance of well-established traditions and change.
Educational Aims
To ensure that academic pursuits are the priority of every pupil and teacher.
To provide breadth of personal development through extra-curricular activities.
To promote a strong sense of pastoral care, centred on the house communities.
To develop a set of values within the context of an Anglican community.
To educate young people for leadership.
To offer equal opportunities regardless of ability, gender, race, nationality or creed.
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