"Kids don't remember what you try to teach them. They remember what you are."
Are you a Key Stage 1 teacher looking for an immediate start role in the Romford area?
Are you passionate about inspiring young learners?
Do you have experience teaching Year 2?
Randstad Education is seeking a passionate Year 2 teacher for an inclusive and nurturing primary school in the Romford area. This long-term position starts immediately that gives you the chance to shape the educational journey of young children. Our schools are committed to help every child reach their full potential-both academically, socially and also emphasizes emotional literacy and social skills, helping children grow into responsible and positive members of the community. Outdoor learning opportunities are a key part of the experience, with extensive grounds for play and exploration.
Requirements:
- QTS (Qualified Teacher Status) is essential.
- Relevant qualifications (PGCE or similar).
- Knowledge of primary curriculum (KS1 & KS2).
- Previous teaching experience in the UK is required.
- Immediate starts available.
If this interests you, then click apply now
Role & Responsibilities:
- Deliver lesson plans in an engaging way.
- Manage classroom behaviour and create a positive and inclusive learning environment.
- Adapt teaching methods to meet the diverse needs of students.
- Implement set plans to deliver impactful and effective lessons.
- Collaborate with colleagues and engage with parents to support student development.
Benefits:
- A flexible approach to working is available.
- An opportunity to work within an established and highly supportive team.
- Refer someone and receive £300 in 'Love to Shop' vouchers!
- Provides a comprehensive onboarding program and ongoing career advancement.
- A dedicated consultant will guide you through the entire process.
How To Apply:
This is a fantastic opportunity for a teacher who is passionate and ready to bring your skills and dedication to this rewarding role.
Click on "Apply Now" to get your application started.
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