A thriving and inclusive 11–18 secondary school in Droitwich is seeking an enthusiastic Teacher of Geography (ECT) to join its Humanities faculty from January 2026. The school, rated Good by Ofsted, is known for its excellent pastoral support, calm classrooms, and strong professional development. It’s a place where new teachers flourish — supported by approachable leaders and a well-structured ECT induction programme. The Role You’ll teach Geography across KS3–KS4, with the opportunity to observe and assist with KS5 as part of your training. The curriculum emphasises enquiry, sustainability, and local-global connections. Lessons are lively, purposeful and rooted in geographical thinking rather than rote learning. Fieldwork plays an important role — from local studies of the River Salwarpe to trips exploring human geography in Birmingham. ECT Support & Development Dedicated subject mentor with weekly feedback and planning time Reduced timetable during your induction year Collaborative team meetings and peer observation opportunities Access to the local ECT network for training and sharing best practice About You PGCE or equivalent with QTS in Geography Enthusiastic, organised, and reflective Passionate about fieldwork and linking Geography to real-world issues Team player with a desire to grow professionally Why Join? Supportive, forward-thinking Humanities faculty Excellent facilities including modern classrooms and digital mapping tools Genuine opportunities for progression after induction A balanced workload and wellbeing-focused leadership This is an excellent opportunity for an Early Career Geography Teacher looking for a stable and nurturing school to begin a rewarding teaching career.