We are looking for someone with flair, fun and a sense of the fantastic! You will teach drama across KS3-4, working closely with our Creative Arts faculty. You will be keen to establish…
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- Birmingham£35,602.00 - £54,328.00 Annually (Actual)Closes 21 SeptemberPosted by source 1 day ago
- Exeter£32,916 - £51,048Closes 23 SeptemberPosted by source 1 month ago
We are seeking an enthusiastic, creative, and committed Teacher of Drama to work in the secondary phase of Cranbrook Education Campus. The role is temporary linked to maternity cover. We anticipate…
Drama Teacher jobs in the UK: the facts
SchoolJobs.uk is showing 2 live drama teacher vacancies across the UK. Every listing has its own permanent page, names who is recruiting where the source evidence supports it, and links straight to the employer's own application route.
- How many drama teacher jobs are listed in the UK?
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