The Headteacher of this highly successful and oversubscribed school is looking to appoint a new Religious Studies Teacher to join their Religious Studies department. Religious Studies is an extremely popular and thriving subject in the school with excellent outcomes. This is a fantastic opportunity for a Religious Studies teacher looking to progress in a highly skilled supportive environment. This role would suit an aspirational Religious Studies teacher looking for a role in middle leadership and/or is the perfect role for a candidate might be looking to develop further. What the school is looking for: Oldham, Manchester September Start Religious Studies Teacher ECT or experienced Religious Studies to GCSE and for A-Level An outstanding practitioner A passion for Religious Studies The ability to help support an already exceptional team The ability to secure excellent achievement across all key stages A commitment to fresh and exciting methods of delivering the curriculum A relentless drive to secure the best possible outcomes for students of all abilities Excellent communication and ICT skills The successful Religious Studies Teacher will be both ambitious and committed to the teaching of Religious Studies. They will bring enthusiasm, dedication and ideas to the department and a desire to promote success, whilst instilling in their students a passion for the subject. School Information The school is an 11-18 Mixed Comprehensive serving Oldham, Manchester and the surrounding community. It is highly regarded in the local area and recognised as a friendly and welcoming school with high academic standards. The school has a very positive learning culture and their Ofsted report (2022) graded the school as Outstanding. Experience and Qualifications Degree in Religious Studies or similar QTS or PGCE Salary The salary for this Religious Studies Teacher position will be paid to scale MPS/UPS. Application To be considered for this Religious Studies Teacher position please send their application through as soon as possible to Paul Johnson.