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Teacher of Economics (Part Time)

Teacher of Economics (Part Time)

Manchester Mesivta School

Manchester

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Salary:
Main Pay Scale according to experience
Job type:
Part Time, Permanent
Start date:
September 2021
Apply by:
30 June 2021

Job overview


Manchester Mesivta is excited to offer the role of Co-Teacher of Economics within our rapidly growing Jewish boy’s school. This a part time role (0.38) spread over three to four days and will involve the joint teaching of Economics to KS5 (AS/A-Level) as well as providing tutoring sessions to small groups of students. We are looking for someone who is passionate about their subject and determined in their mission to impart knowledge, skills and understanding to all of our young people, whilst exciting and engaging them in their learning. The position would suit an experienced teacher.

By joining Manchester Mesivta you will be working within a centre that boasts small class sizes, exceptional results and performance, and a positive work/life balance.  

You should be a committed classroom practitioner with a passion for learning and teaching. You must be able to establish excellent relationships with pupils and colleagues, and work well within a team.

We offer a supportive environment for practitioners to grow and develop their practice, and encourage teachers with a passion for their subject to help offer unique experiences for our learners. 

Duties as a Classroom Teacher

• Register classes taught at the commencement of the lesson.

• Plan and prepare lessons appropriate to each class.

• Teach according to pupils educational needs, recording teaching activity.

• Regularly set, mark and record homework for all pupils, according to the school homework schedule.

• Maintain classroom discipline and a safe working environment for pupils, observing all LA and school guidelines with regard to the welfare, health and safety of pupils.

• Implement process of assessment, recording and reporting on the development, progress and attainments of pupils taught.

• Mark examination papers as and when required.

• Maintain an up-to-date professional knowledge of developments within his/her subject area, reviewing from time to time methods of teaching and programmes of work.

• Participate in arrangements for his/her further training and professional development as a teacher, where appropriate.

Teaching and Learning

• Promote an enthusiasm and a passion in students for Economics.

• Promote and develop high quality teaching and learning in Economics.

• Identify underachieving pupils and ensure that appropriate intervention is conducted and monitored and ensure Heads of Year and/or parents/carers are kept well informed.

• Ensure the subject fulfils its cross-curricular role(s) ie. Citizenship/Literacy/Numeracy/Enterprise/ICT.

Monitoring and Evaluation

• Monitor, evaluate and support intervention to tackle any student underperformance.

• Undertake work scrutiny in line with the school policy.



About Manchester Mesivta School

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+44 161 773 1789

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Located in Prestwich, Greater Manchester, Manchester Mesivta School is an Orthodox Jewish secondary school for boys. A voluntary-aided school, it was originally founded as an independent fee-paying school, but in 2004 became state-aided. The school has 204 pupils aged 11-18, making it much smaller than the average secondary school. The school moved onto its current site in 2005, and as a result can boast of a wide range of teaching and recreational facilities, including modern classrooms, as well as a number of extra-curricular activities.

Headteacher

Rabbi Sulzbacher

Values and Vision

Manchester Mesivta School provides both a faith-based and secular education for its students. The school follows two programmes of learning. A high level of Religious Education in the mornings and a wide range of secular education in accordance with the national curriculum in the afternoons. Post-16, students often progress into an independent on-site sixth form college.

Ofsted

“Pupils achieve well. The proportion gaining five good GCSEs is now above average. This reflects good progress given pupils’ broadly average starting points in Year 7. Teachers plan lessons which interest and motivate pupils. Relationships between teachers and pupils are good. Pupils are confident and keen to learn. Pupils are friendly, courteous and considerate. They have a good understanding of British values and all understand the importance of respect and tolerance.”

The full report into Manchester Mesivta School can be found here.

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