Plan and deliver effective lessons – teaching Science (often all three sciences: Biology, Chemistry, and Physics) to students of varying abilities.
Assess and track student progress, offering feedback to help learners improve.
Use practical experiments and engaging activities to bring science to life.
Maintain a safe and structured classroom environment.
Collaborate with the department to develop curriculum and share best practices.
Contribute to wider school life (e.g., STEM clubs, extra-curricular enrichment, open evenings).
Required Qualifications & Skills
Most North London secondary Science Teacher jobs list the following requirements:
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) – UK or recognised equivalent.
A Science degree (often Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or Combined Sciences).
Knowledge of the UK National Curriculum and experience teaching KS3/KS4 (plus KS5 if relevant).
Strong classroom management and communication skills.
Enthusiasm for student success and STEM learning.
Early Career Teachers (ECTs) or those close to qualification are often encouraged to apply