Humanities Teacher | Havering Independent Secondary (March)

We are working with a prestigious independent school in Havering to appoint a scholarly Humanities Teacher for a permanent, full-time position. Starting this March, the school is looking for a specialist who can deliver high-quality History or Geography lessons to an ambitious student body. About the School This historic school in Havering is celebrated for its inclusive community and traditional values. It provides a scholarly atmosphere where students are encouraged to explore the complexities of the world around them. The Humanities department is a collaborative space where cross-curricular projects are encouraged. ECTs at this school benefit from a "buddy" system and a structured induction path that provides all the tools necessary for a successful first year in teaching. The Role The successful candidate will teach either History or Geography (or a combination) across KS3 and KS4. The curriculum is designed to challenge students' perspectives and develop their analytical skills. The school is looking for an ECT who can lead inquiry-based lessons and foster a love for the humanities through debating and field trips. Requirements QTS and a strong degree in History, Geography, or a related Humanities subject. The school is unable to offer visa sponsorship; candidates must have the right to work in the UK. A professional, proactive attitude toward professional development and student engagement. Salary & Benefits The school pays according to its own independent payscale. Salary will be determined based on experience but, if successful, can be negotiated. Benefits include a generous pension scheme and lunch provided on-site.