Are you a passionate and enthusiastic Social Sciences Teacher looking for a rewarding role in a supportive and high-achieving school?

This is an exciting opportunity for an engaging and dedicated teacher to join a thriving secondary school in Hereford on a full-time, temporary basis starting immediately. Applications are welcome from both experienced teachers and Early Career Teachers (ECTs).

About the Role:

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Start Date: Immediate

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Type: Full-time, Temporary

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Location: Hereford

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Key Stage: KS4 and KS5

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Subjects: Sociology, Psychology, Criminology, or Health and Social Care (depending on specialism)

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Salary: Competitive, paid to scale (MPS/UPS)

We are looking for a committed Social Sciences Teacher with strong subject knowledge and the ability to inspire students across Key Stages 4 and 5. The successful candidate will deliver high-quality, engaging lessons that motivate and challenge students of all abilities.

About the School:

This is a high-performing secondary school known for its inclusive ethos and dedication to academic excellence. The school is committed to supporting its staff and students through a culture of collaboration, high expectations, and professional development.

What's on Offer:

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A supportive and friendly team environment

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Motivated and well-behaved students

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Opportunities to teach across a range of engaging Social Science subjects

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Professional development support throughout the role

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Competitive salary on the MPS/UPS scale

Essential Requirements:

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A degree in a relevant subject (e.g., Sociology, Psychology, Criminology)

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Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or PGCE

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Experience teaching Social Sciences at KS4 and KS5 (including training placements for ECTs)

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A passion for the subject and commitment to student success

How to Apply:

If you are an enthusiastic Social Sciences Teacher ready to make an immediate impact in a dynamic school environment, we would love to hear from you. Please send your CV outlining your experience and suitability for the role