Physics ECT

Oxford
9 months ago
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Location: Oxford, Oxfordshire
Contract Type: Full-Time, Permanent
Salary: MPS1 (ECT Scale)

Physics ECT required to join a thriving Science department within a leading school in Oxford.
Teach Physics across KS3 and KS4 with the potential to support A-Level Physics.
Encourage student interest through practical work, demonstrations, and STEM outreach.

We are looking for an enthusiastic Physics ECT who has a passion for making complex scientific concepts accessible and exciting. You will join a department renowned for strong academic results and a culture of innovation in teaching.

Experience and Qualifications



Degree in Physics or related subject

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PGCE with QTS expected by July 2025

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Strong subject knowledge with a practical and enquiry-based teaching approach

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Interest in supporting STEM clubs, science fairs, or robotics teams

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Right to work legally in the UK

School Information
This school boasts excellent facilities, including well-equipped physics labs, digital tools, and interactive learning spaces. Student behaviour is exemplary, and staff are committed to supporting continuous professional development.

Key Benefits

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Structured ECT programme with dedicated mentor and peer support

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Opportunities for cross-curricular collaboration with Technology and Maths

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Involvement in community STEM events and school science festivals

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Supportive senior leadership and wellbeing initiatives

Application
Please forward your CV alongside a statement detailing your enthusiasm for Physics education

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