£34,069–£46,940 a year (actual)
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Teaching Jobs in Lower Wolvercote
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£32,486–£45,404 a year
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Teacher of Design Technology (Maternity Cover)
The Cherwell School · Oxford · 1.4 miles from Lower Wolvercote
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Teacher of Mathematics
Gosford Hill School · Kidlington · 2.4 miles from Lower Wolvercote
£32,916–£51,048 a year (actual)
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6 Teaching jobs in Lower Wolvercote schools live now.
Classroom teaching posts in nurseries, primary and secondary schools, special schools and sixth forms, from early career teachers to experienced subject specialists.
How to get into teaching
- A degree plus qualified teacher status (QTS). Routes include postgraduate teacher training (often with a PGCE), an undergraduate degree with QTS, a teacher degree apprenticeship, or the assessment only route for experienced unqualified teachers.
- Academies, free schools and independent schools can employ unqualified teachers and instructors in some roles.
- An enhanced DBS check is required for every post.
Career path
- 1. Early career teacher (ECT, 2-year induction)
- 2. Classroom teacher
- 3. Subject or phase leader
- 4. Head of department
- 5. Assistant or deputy headteacher
Questions
How many teaching jobs are there in and around Lower Wolvercote?
- There are 6 live vacancies in and around Lower Wolvercote right now. The list updates throughout the day.
What qualifications do I need?
- A degree plus qualified teacher status (QTS). Routes include postgraduate teacher training (often with a PGCE), an undergraduate degree with QTS, a teacher degree apprenticeship, or the assessment only route for experienced unqualified teachers. Academies, free schools and independent schools can employ unqualified teachers and instructors in some roles. An enhanced DBS check is required for every post.
How much do these jobs pay?
- Each advert shows the pay exactly as the employer states it. Teaching posts follow the national pay scales (STPCD); support staff pay is set locally.
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- Yes. Use “Get job alerts” above the list to be emailed new vacancies like these.
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