Head of Physics
- Organisation: Channing School
- Location: North London
- Salary info Competitive
- Tenure: Full-time
- Closing Date: Thursday 6 April 2023
Required September 2023. We seek to appoint a well-qualified and enthusiastic Head of Physics to join our Science department.
The Head of Physics will play a crucial roles in leading the members of their departments, setting high professional standards in all aspects of work. The Head of Department should aim to create a department in which all members of staff feel valued and encouraged to do their jobs to the best of their abilities.
The Science Department consists of 9 full-time and 2 part-time members of teaching staff supported by three technicians. There are nine laboratories situated over four floors.
Teaching is based on the National Curriculum Orders for Science Knowledge and scientific skills are developed progressively throughout the years. The Science Curriculum is developed as follows:
Years 7-8 An integrated course based on topic modules in class groups of approximately 24 pupils. Emphasis is placed on development of practical skills.
Years 9 -11 The IGCSE Edexcel Triple Award or Double award syllabus is followed. The content is taught by subject specialists.
Years 12/13 Physics (Pearson), Chemistry (AQA) and Biology (AQA) are offered at A level.
The successful candidate will be a graduate of a good university, able to demonstrate excellent subject knowledge, high academic standards and an ability to enthuse pupils of all ages. A teaching qualification is essential as are experience and understanding of the UK education system.
Deadline for applications: Monday 6 March at noon
Interviews: Tuesday 14 March
For more information, including the applicant information pack, please see the link below.
Required September 2023. We seek to appoint a well-qualified and enthusiastic Head of Physics to join our Science department.
Description
The Head of Physics will play a crucial roles in leading the members of their departments, setting high professional standards in all aspects of work. The Head of Department should aim to create a department in which all members of staff feel valued and encouraged to do their jobs to the best of their abilities.
The Science Department consists of 9 full-time and 2 part-time members of teaching staff supported by three technicians. There are nine laboratories situated over four floors.
Teaching is based on the National Curriculum Orders for Science Knowledge and scientific skills are developed progressively throughout the years. The Science Curriculum is developed as follows:
Years 7-8 An integrated course based on topic modules in class groups of approximately 24 pupils. Emphasis is placed on development of practical skills.
Years 9 -11 The IGCSE Edexcel Triple Award or Double award syllabus is followed. The content is taught by subject specialists.
Years 12/13 Physics (Pearson), Chemistry (AQA) and Biology (AQA) are offered at A level.
The successful candidate will be a graduate of a good university, able to demonstrate excellent subject knowledge, high academic standards and an ability to enthuse pupils of all ages. A teaching qualification is essential as are experience and understanding of the UK education system.
Deadline for applications: Monday 6 March at noon
Interviews: Tuesday 14 March
For more information, including the applicant information pack, please see the link below.
