Newly Qualified Teacher, Wirral

Job Description

New Directions Education are looking to appoint a number of enthusiastic Newly Qualified Teachers who specialise in Key Stage 2 to work within a number of schools located in the Wirral area. Due to the varied nature of the role, successful candidates will be able to adapt to different education settings and work closely to school staff teams to provide a high standard of teaching.

The schools are looking for highly motivated teachers who have a passion for working with children. This is a fantastic opportunity for any newly qualified teachers who are looking to network in their local schools and increase their experience. Furthermore, due to the nature of the work it can put successful candidates into an advantageous position when vacancies arise in school.

It is imperative that a friendly and positive approach to teaching is in place, and that all marking is undertaken at the end of each school day with feedback provided. This will ensure that you create the best impression of yourself and increase your chance of regular work.

Job Specification

We recruit newly qualified teachers (NQTs) for short and long-term teaching vacancies.

If you are looking for a teaching job in a school, whether you are trying to find a vacancy as a local primary or secondary teacher or eager to work in special educational needs (SEN), then New Directions would like to hear from you.

As a newly qualified teacher you’ll be expected to:

• Teach all areas of the school curriculum or your subject specialism
• Organise the classroom and learning resources to create a positive teaching environment
• Plan, prepare and teach lessons that cater for all student ability ranges
• Motivate pupils with enthusiastic, imaginative presentation
• Maintain discipline
• Meet requirements for the assessment and recording of pupils’ development
• Coordinate activities and resources within a specific area of the curriculum, supporting colleagues in the delivery of this specialist area
• Stay up to date with changes and developments in the structure of the curriculum
• Take part in school events and activities which may take place at weekends or in the evening
• Liaise with colleagues and working flexibly, particularly within smaller schools