Are you an inspiring and enthusiastic Spanish Teacher passionate about language acquisition and ready to cultivate a love for MFL in young minds? An Outstanding mixed-gender academy in West Yorkshire is seeking a talented individual to join their dynamic MFL department this September. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a school celebrated for its vibrant learning environment and world-class facilities, which continue to feel attractive and inspiring since their move into a fabulous new building in 2012.
What you'll be doing:
* You'll be designing and delivering engaging Spanish lessons for Key Stage 3, fostering strong foundational language skills and cultural appreciation.
* There's potential to teach French at Key Stage 4, expanding your impact and supporting students through their GCSEs.
* It's about creating an immersive and interactive classroom where students feel confident to experiment with new languages and explore diverse cultures.
* You'll contribute to a collaborative MFL department, helping to shape curriculum and inspire high achievement across all abilities.
What we're looking for:
* Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent, with a specialism in Spanish.
* Proven experience teaching Spanish effectively at Key Stage 3, with the ability to teach French at Key Stage 4 being a significant advantage.
* A deep and current understanding of the MFL curriculum and a commitment to innovative, communicative teaching methods.
* Excellent communication skills, effective classroom management, and a genuine ability to inspire linguistic confidence and cultural curiosity.
Why join this school? This Outstanding academy offers a competitive salary and robust professional development opportunities, supporting your growth from a temporary to a permanent contract. Become part of a high-achieving and collaborative MFL department with a focus on communicative competence and cultural immersion. Work in an inspiring place to learn, benefiting from world-class facilities that are as attractive and vibrant today as when they opened