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Science - Aspiring Teacher
Role OverviewPosition: Learning Support Assistant (LSA), Teaching Assistant (TA), or Cover SupervisorLocation: Guildford Salary: £90 to £120 per day
Join a dynamic secondary school environment, supporting students across Biology, Chemistry, and Physics while preparing for a rewarding career in Science education.
Science - Aspiring TeacherYour Role
As an Aspiring Science Teacher, you'll support students during practical experiments, reinforce classroom learning, and help them understand key scientific principles. Your enthusiasm and subject knowledge will be crucial in building students' confidence and interest in Science.
This role is ideal for recent Science graduates or individuals with a strong background in a scientific field who are considering a future in teaching.
Pathway to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
This role offers a structured route into teaching. After gaining experience, you'll have the opportunity to transition into a School-Centered Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) program, working toward Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) while continuing your role in school.
What You'll Gain
- Hands-On Classroom Experience: Build your teaching skills and classroom presence.
- Mentorship from Experts: Learn from experienced Science teachers.
- Career Progression: Step seamlessly into teacher training and beyond.
- Make an Impact: Inspire curiosity and a love of Science in your students.
Science - Aspiring TeacherWhat We're Looking For
- A degree in a Science-related subject (e.g., Biology, Chemistry, Physics).
- A genuine passion for education and working with young people.
- Strong communication skills and enthusiasm for Science.
- A proactive, positive attitude to supporting learning.
Science - Aspiring TeacherStart Your Journey TodayIf you're ready to turn your Science expertise into an exciting and meaningful career, we'd love to hear from you!
Contact: Louis Denison-Foster at Academics Ltd ()
Turn your curiosity into a career-apply now to become an Aspiring Science Teacher!
