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Drama Teacher

Date posted : 20/04/21
£26,355 - 45,955 per year

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Drama Teacher in Bromley, South East London, starting September 2021.

** Drama teaching role ** London teaching jobs ** GCSE teaching roles ** KS4 teaching roles ** KS3 teaching roles ** Bromley teaching jobs ** NQT Drama teaching role ** South East London teaching position**

Qualified Drama Teacher position teaching KS3/KS4 pupils at a school based in Bromley, South East London starting September 2021.  This is a full-time, permanent position with a salary of GBP26,355 to GBP45,955.

Teaching Personnel is partnered with several client schools in the Bromley, South East London area looking for a strong candidate to fill a Drama Teaching position starting September 2021.

The ideal candidate will be hard-working, passionate about teaching, excellent in supporting children’s learning development and possess a self-drive to progress in their educational career. The candidate would be ready to work in Bromley, South East London starting September 2021.   

The client school is based in a great location in Bromley with good transport and connections. This opportunity is perfect for any fully qualified Drama teacher looking to further develop their teaching skills and grow as a teaching professional.

Opportunities like this one should not be missed especially for fully qualified Drama Teachers or ambitious NQTs with previous teaching experience. The candidate would be joining a great Drama department at a good school with a strong core teaching staff.  

Drama Teaching Position in Bromley, South East London starting September 2021:

  • Teaching KS3/KS4 English position  
  • Fully qualified Drama Teacher or a strong Newly Qualified Teacher with previous working experience in the Drama department
  • Good transport and connections in the area
  • Drama Teaching Position starting September 2021.

This school is driven by passionate staff members, working relentlessly to improve the student-teacher relations/experience to achieve the highest results across all departments.

  • Great resources and facilities available  
  • Good teacher-pupil relations, constantly aiming to improve
  • Good working environment

To be considered for the role, please send your CV across to seb.baranski@teachingpersonnel.com

All applicants will require the appropriate qualifications and training for this role. Please see teachingpersonnel.com/faqs for details.

All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay. This advert is for a temporary position. In some cases, the option to make this role permanent may become available at a later date.

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