Teacher of Psychology

Sandbach High School and Sixth Form College · Sandbach, North West

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About the role

The Board of Trustees

are seeking a well-qualified,

enthusiastic and inspiring

graduate to join our

Social Sciences department as Teacher of Psychology.

The successful candidate

will be creative, imaginative and an excellent team player with a

proven record of excellence in the classroom.

Applications from experienced and recently qualified teachers are welcomed.

The ideal candidate

will:

Be a well-qualified Psychology

teacher with a record of planning and delivering lessons that are engaging

challenging and enjoyable to pupils of all ability levels. Have a PGCE qualification (or will

have obtained one by September 2026) and QTS. Have the ability to teach pupils

throughout KS4 and KS5. Be able to inspire and make positive

relationships with students to encourage great learning. Have evidence of supporting students

to reach their full potential. Be a resilient character with a

strong personal drive.

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Location	Sandbach, North West
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