Teacher
The Hathershaw CollegeSchool employer
Closes 16 October
Oldham
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£34,069–£52,835
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Teacher of Maths – KS3 Curriculum Lead
Payscale Qualified Teacher Main/Upper Scale
£34,069 to £52,835 according to salary assessment and TLR2C £8,913
Full time - permanent
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an exceptional classroom practitioner to join our Maths Faculty to ensure a high-quality learning experience that meets both internal and external quality standards and provides students with the opportunity to achieve their personal excellence. You will be required to contribute to raising standards of student achievement and attainment in Maths.
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