This is an exciting opportunity to teach A-level Law in a highly successful, academic sixth form college. We are looking for an inspirational teacher who will inspire a passion for Law in our motivated and highly engaged students. This is an exciting opportunity for those who want to focus on A Level practice in an environment dedicated to academic achievement. If you have high expectations of yourself and those you teach, we'd love to hear from you.
The successful applicant will be joining an established team who work collaboratively and have a bank of exceptional resources used to support planning.
The post would be suitable for ECT’s and newly qualified teachers.
Newcastle Sixth Form College is the largest provider of A Levels in Newcastle-upon-Tyne with approximately 1250 students on a full-time academic programme.
At Newcastle Sixth Form College we want to enable teachers to be their best; our standard full-time teacher is responsible for four blocks of subject teaching (20 hours) and an hour of enrichment per week. In addition to this we offer pay, terms and conditions commensurate with schools and sixth form colleges.
We value and invest in our teachers and are committed to high quality, individualised professional development. For those who aspire to leadership we have an excellent track record of developing leaders from within.
We expect our staff to be positive role models for young people and we celebrate our diverse community, therefore we encourage applications from everyone regardless of age, gender, sexuality, ethnicity, beliefs or disability.
Newcastle Sixth Form College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults. We expect all staff to share this commitment.
Interviews will take place the week commencing the 16th March 2026.
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“The feedback I receive is always really helpful and motivating. Lessons are carried out really well to a point where I feel like I'm constantly making progress. My teachers are approachable for any issues I have. They are always aware of who struggles on what and challenge them in class with questions.”
Student Comment from 2023/24 survey