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Calling all Design and Technology Enthusiasts!

Are you a master crafter, a wizard with woodwork, or a tech-savvy innovator? Do you dream in schematics, sketch in CAD, and live for the smell of freshly cut timber? If you're nodding along with an emphatic "YES!" then listen up, because we've got an opportunity that's tailor-made for you! We're on the lookout for dynamic and passionate DT teachers to join our stellar team at Supply Desk, and inspire the next generation of creators and problem-solvers!

From bustling cities to picturesque countryside settings, Supply Desk has an array of roles just waiting for someone with your unique blend of skills and enthusiasm. So, if you're ready to roll up your sleeves and dive headfirst into the world of design, technology, and all things innovative, then keep reading, because this could be the start of something truly extraordinary!

Job Description:

As a DT Teacher with Supply Desk, you'll embark on an exhilarating journey, shaping young minds and fostering a love for creativity and innovation. Here's a sneak peek at what you'll be up to:

Crafting Marvels: From 3D printing to woodworking wonders, you'll guide students through the magical world of design and technology, unleashing their inner inventors!
Creative Chaos: Embrace the chaos of experimentation as you dive into exciting projects, from robotics to textiles. Expect sparks of inspiration and the occasional glitter explosion!
Tech Wizardry: Dive into the digital realm with cutting-edge tech tools, teaching coding, CAD, and everything in between. You'll be the Gandalf of gadgets in the classroom!
Building Futures: Beyond the workshop, you'll empower students with invaluable skills for life, fostering resilience, problem-solving prowess, and a can-do attitude!
Innovation Station: Spark innovation and ignite imaginations as you encourage students to think outside the box and push the boundaries of possibility. The sky's the limit!

Qualifications:

Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
Enhanced DBS – We can assist with this if you’re not already in receipt
EWC Registration
How to Apply:

Join us in the quest to mould young minds and shape the future, one creative spark at a time. Apply now and let's craft a brighter tomorrow together! To apply, send your CV to , or call our dedicated team on Don't miss out on this opportunity to be part of something truly extraordinary

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