Maths and ICT Teacher (Full-Time)

Pay MPS / UPS plus SENA and TLR depending on experienc

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Posted Tuesday 20th Aug 2024

Start Date Sunday 1st Sep 2024

Close Date Monday 30th Sep 2024 (closed)

Key Stage Secondary

Job Description

Teacher of Maths and ICT

Ks3/Ks4 - Full-time - SEN

MPS/UPS plus SENA plus TLR

“A good school with outstanding Pupil Personal Development and Leadership” Ofsted 2021

This is a specialist independent school and college for children and young people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). We are seeking a teacher with a good knowledge of curriculum to teach secondary aged pupils and to deliver a highly personalised curriculum to the pupils.

The school ambition is for pupils to develop self-confidence, independence and resilience through an engaging and holistic curriculum. This will provide the skills, life experiences and qualifications pupils need to participate successfully in wider society 

The SLT believe that personalised teaching and learning in an autism specific environment allows pupils’ individual needs to be met and their capabilities fully realised. Their vision is powerful and ambitious.

Their ambition is for pupils to develop self-confidence, independence and resilience through an engaging and holistic curriculum. This will provide the skills, life experiences and qualifications pupils need to participate successfully in wider society 

The Role:

As a qualified teacher you will be highly motivated to teach children with special needs to make progress and fulfil their potential. You will have:

• relevant experience of classroom teaching and of working with children who have ASD
• knowledge of curriculum, assessment and inspection requirements
• a wider interest in working with children, young people and their parents/carers both inside and outside the classroom
• the ability to contribute positively to the overall programme of learning for each student to ensure progression
• a focus on pupil outcomes and pupil progression
• to contribute to learning outside the classroom
• understanding that safeguarding all children is a top priority: to ensure their safety and wellbeing at all times 

 You should have:

• a relevant teaching qualification
• interest in a particular area of learning or the curriculum
• experience working within an ASD setting
• a high degree of initiative and sound judgement when working with children and young people
• ability to communicate effectively with learners and their parents/carers
• ability to work with parents
• ability, patience and judgement to manage behaviour

DEVELOP YOUR TEACHING CAREER WITH US! 

We offer:

• Flexible working
• Fantastic pupils
• Supportive school community
• Innovative curriculum
• Employer’s pension contribution of 8%
• All school holidays plus up to 10 additional days holiday entitlement
• Employee Assistance Programme
• Monthly professional training and development
• Inset Days with a focus on autism best practice and curriculum knowledge and development
• Career progression routes - including promotion
• Individual CPD opportunities - middle and senior leadership training