Job Description
PE Specialist Location:
Swindon Harry Kane, Dina Asher-Smith, Mo Farah, and Millie Bright are all household names who have had their share of successes over recent years. They have all credited their PE teachers for their help in realizing and promoting their potential. While we can't promise you will be teaching future Olympians, Thrive Education can give you the opportunity to join one of the region's best schools on an initial contract basis, working across all key stage groups to help the next generation realize their abilities and highlight the importance of PE within the curriculum. With the potential for this position to become permanent, you will be committed to the school and work closely with the department lead to ensure that you offer an engaging and supportive environment, delivering high-quality teaching that caters to all classes. How will you do this? Utilizing your years of experience to offer a range of teaching strategies and opportunities to learn. Working with students, monitoring their progress and development, offering feedback and improvement plans where needed. Collaborating with others within the setting and wider community to promote values and the school's DNA. Promoting communication with parents/guardians. Why this role? This is an opportunity to go permanent and to work alongside some of the best educational professionals in the county in a setting that truly understands the value and importance of Physical Education within the curriculum. Why Thrive Education? When you work through Thrive, it's all sunny days ahead! All our workers are PAYE, so there are no onerous calculations for you to work out what you're going to be paid each week, no surprise deductions, just the right pay your hard work deserves! What you will need: Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or relevant teaching qualifications. Specialization or experience in teaching Physical Education to Key Stages 3 and 4.
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PE Specialist Location:
Swindon Harry Kane, Dina Asher-Smith, Mo Farah, and Millie Bright are all household names who have had their share of successes over recent years. They have all credited their PE teachers for their help in realizing and promoting their potential. While we can't promise you will be teaching future Olympians, Thrive Education can give you the opportunity to join one of the region's best schools on an initial contract basis, working across all key stage groups to help the next generation realize their abilities and highlight the importance of PE within the curriculum. With the potential for this position to become permanent, you will be committed to the school and work closely with the department lead to ensure that you offer an engaging and supportive environment, delivering high-quality teaching that caters to all classes. How will you do this? Utilizing your years of experience to offer a range of teaching strategies and opportunities to learn. Working with students, monitoring their progress and development, offering feedback and improvement plans where needed. Collaborating with others within the setting and wider community to promote values and the school's DNA. Promoting communication with parents/guardians. Why this role? This is an opportunity to go permanent and to work alongside some of the best educational professionals in the county in a setting that truly understands the value and importance of Physical Education within the curriculum. Why Thrive Education? When you work through Thrive, it's all sunny days ahead! All our workers are PAYE, so there are no onerous calculations for you to work out what you're going to be paid each week, no surprise deductions, just the right pay your hard work deserves! What you will need: Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or relevant teaching qualifications. Specialization or experience in teaching Physical Education to Key Stages 3 and 4.
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