Physics Graduate Academic Mentor / Teaching Assistant / TA

Physics Graduate Teaching Assistant – Wolverhampton
Utilise your academic abilities as you become a Physics Graduate Teaching Assistant at this expanding secondary school in Wolverhampton.

– Physics Graduate Teaching Assistant position located in Wolverhampton
– Degree in physics with a 2:2 minimum
– Candidates must be interested in training to be a teacher
– £26,000 per year
– Long Term/Interim, Full-Time position starting immediately
– State-of-the-art secondary school

Teaching Assistant – Person Specification
To be considered for this role you must be an industrious Science graduate who has achieved well in your degree, having earned at least a second class degree and previous experience supporting children. You will have the ability to use your straightforward approach to present demanding topics in a clear, concise manner. The school wants to see graduates who have a fervent, unquenching passion for education that will see them thrive in a career as a teacher. You will be able to show you have a strong understanding of the curriculum and bring an impressive amount of enthusiasm to the role.

About the Role
This Physics Graduate Teaching Assistant role involves you moving into the well supported Science faculty where you will be supporting and assisting within lessons. The SLT assign each TA a mentor teacher and you will take on the organisation of the individual and group booster classes. Your duties will include working with teachers to plan and run extracurricular activities and showcasing your suitability for a School Direct placement. Your talents will be used to support the teacher in designing and delivering outstanding lessons that will inspire students to succeed.

The School
Found in Wolverhampton, this school is a well-liked secondary and is ideally located between Wolverhampton and Walsall. This well equipped school has recently undergone a huge redevelopment which helps add to the whole experience of teaching and learning here and creates a positive air of modern learning. It specialises in providing a modern, exciting learning environment and is currently in the process of a complete turn around.

If you can’t wait to combine your academic talents with your passion for education, apply for this Physics Graduate Teaching Assistant role at this supportive secondary school in Wolverhampton today! Click ” and send your CV and covering letter to Patrick Jones at EduStaff.

Please note: due to the volume of applications, only successful applicants will be contacted.