Maths Teacher

Birmingham
7 months ago
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We are seeking an inspiring and passionate Teacher of Maths to join our thriving department from September 2025. At our outstanding school in Birmingham, we are dedicated to fostering a deep understanding and appreciation for mathematics, equipping our students with essential analytical and problem-solving skills. This is a superb and permanent opportunity for an engaging educator to ignite curiosity and achieve excellent outcomes with bright, motivated students across Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4 (GCSE Maths), and Key Stage 5 (A-Level Maths/Further Maths).

Your Role and Responsibilities:



You will deliver engaging and challenging Maths lessons that promote critical thinking and a deep conceptual understanding.

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You will inspire students to explore mathematical concepts, encouraging curiosity and resilience in problem-solving.

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You will meticulously prepare students for success in public examinations, fostering both academic excellence and genuine intellectual enjoyment of the subject.

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You will provide insightful and constructive feedback, guiding students to refine their mathematical reasoning and application skills.

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You will contribute actively to our rich extracurricular programme, such as Maths clubs, competitions, and STEM initiatives.

Who We Are Looking For:

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You will hold Qualified Teacher Status (QTS).

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You will possess a strong academic degree in Mathematics or a closely related quantitative field.

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You will have proven experience teaching Maths successfully across all key stages, with a particular strength in A-Level preparation.

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You will demonstrate excellent subject knowledge, a passion for mathematics, and innovative pedagogical approaches.

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You will possess strong communication and interpersonal skills, fostering a dynamic and supportive classroom environment.

About Our School: We are an outstanding school in Birmingham, celebrated for our commitment to academic excellence, innovative teaching, and supportive community. Our Maths department is a cornerstone of our academic success, dedicated to nurturing every student's potential. We pride ourselves on creating an environment where students flourish both academically and personally, preparing them for future challenges.

Perks and Benefits of Joining Us:

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A full-time permanent position with salary paid to scale (MPS/UPS).

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A generous pension scheme and comprehensive benefits.

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Extensive professional development opportunities, including support for further qualifications.

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A supportive and collaborative departmental team committed to mathematical excellence.

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Access to modern teaching facilities and resources.

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A vibrant and welcoming school community in the heart of Birmingham.

Apply Now: To apply for this exciting Teacher of Maths position, please submit your CV and a compelling cover letter outlining your suitability for the role via the 'Apply' button. We review applications upon receipt, and early applications are encouraged. We look forward to hearing from you

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