Teacher of Humanities

Location:

Haywood Academy

Full-time position

Closing date:

24 March, 2023

Maternity Cover (with potential to become permanent post). We are seeking a dynamic and experienced Humanities Teacher to join our successful Humanities Department at Haywood Academy.  Our ideal candidate will have a passion for teaching and an ability to inspire students to excel in Humanities.  This is a full-time position, with opportunities for growth and professional development and the potential for a TLR to lead Religious Studies.

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