Myrtle Learning
English Teacher

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Company Description
Myrtle Learning is a student-centered education provider dedicated to building confidence, reducing exam anxiety and supporting young people in demanding learning environments. The organisation offers personalized tuition, mentoring and educational support for learners preparing for the 11 Plus, GCSEs, A Levels and beyond, working closely with families, schools, local authorities and education providers. Myrtle Learning focuses on understanding each learner’s strengths, challenges and aspirations to deliver tailored support that builds resilience and helps students reach their full potential. Services range from academic tuition and SEND support to reading clubs, study skills, home education support and alternative provision, serving students across Kent and Medway. Success is measured not only by academic progress but by confidence gained, challenges overcome and futures transformed within Myrtle’s growing learning community.
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Role Description
The English Teacher is a full-time, hybrid role based in Rochester, with a balance of on-site teaching and some work from home for planning, assessment and administrative tasks. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
- Delivering engaging English lessons to learners across various key stages
- Designing and adapting lesson plans
- Providing individualized support to help students prepare for exams such as the 11 Plus, GCSEs and A Levels
- Assessing student progress
- Giving constructive feedback
- Maintaining clear communication with families, schools and other stakeholders
The role involves collaborating with the wider Myrtle Learning team to develop curricula, contribute to mentoring and study skills programs, and ensure that each learner’s needs are met in a supportive, inclusive environment.


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Qualifications
- Strong English Teaching and Teaching skills, with experience delivering curriculum-aligned lessons to diverse learners
- Solid Lesson Planning and Education skills, including the ability to design differentiated, learner-centered activities and assessments
- Excellent Communication skills, with the ability to build trust and clarity with students, families, schools and colleagues
- Recognized teaching qualification (e.g., QTS or equivalent) and a degree in English, Education or a related field are highly beneficial
- Experience supporting learners with varying needs, including SEND, and a commitment to inclusive, trauma-informed and student-focused practice are advantageous
- Strong organisational skills, reliability in a hybrid working model, and familiarity with digital tools for remote teaching and progress tracking are beneficial
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