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Chemistry Teacher (with GCSE & A-Level experience)

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Chemistry Teacher (GCSE & A-Level)📍 Worcestershire
📅 September 2026 - December 2026
⏰ Full-Time
Hays Education is seeking a Chemistry Teacher to join a successful secondary school with a thriving sixth form in Worcestershire from September 2026 until December 2026. This is an excellent opportunity to teach in a well-established school known for its strong academic standards, supportive leadership team, and commitment to student achievement. The school benefits from modern facilities, a collaborative staff culture, and an ambitious science department that consistently supports students to achieve their potential.
The Role
- Teach Chemistry across Key Stages 3, 4 and 5
- Deliver engaging and challenging lessons that promote excellent progress
- Plan, prepare and assess student work in line with departmental expectations
- Support students in achieving strong GCSE and A-Level outcomes
- Contribute positively to the wider life of the science department
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The Successful Candidate Will Have:
- Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent
- Experience teaching Chemistry at GCSE and A-Level
- Strong subject knowledge and a passion for science
- High expectations of student achievement and behaviour
- Excellent classroom management and communication skills
- The ability to quickly build positive relationships with students and colleagues
What the School Offers:
- A welcoming and supportive working environment
- Well-resourced science facilities
- Engaged and motivated students
- A collaborative and experienced science department
- Strong leadership and ongoing professional support


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This full-time role is available from September 2026 and will continue through to December 2026. To express your interest or find out more, please apply with your up-to-date CV or contact Hays Education for a confidential discussion.
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