Job at a glance
A STEM Teacher (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) plans and delivers interdisciplinary, hands-on instruction to prepare students for modern technical and analytical challenges. Unlike traditional single-subject instruction, STEM teachers emphasize project-based learning, problem-solving, real-world application, and inquiry-based discovery. Can handle Year 7-10 students., Curriculum & Lesson Development - Design and implement cross-disciplinary curricula aligned with state or national standards Classroom & Lab Instruction - Facilitate hands-on experiments while enforcing safety protocols for laboratory tools, machinery, materials, and digital environments.
Assessment & Student Support - Evaluate student growth using dynamic rubrics, project demonstrations, and traditional assessments. Track individual learning data to adapt instruction and provide extra assistance. Collaboration & Community Engagement - Partner with standard classroom teachers to integrate STEM concepts across other subjects. Communicate regularly with parents regarding student progress and project outcomes.
Valid QTS or QTLS equivalent and Active state/regional teaching certification in single-subject STEM or general education endorsement. Bachelor's degree in Education, Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, or a related physical or natural science. Prior teaching experience of atleast 3 months in the UK with an esteemed organisation/ school Understanding of the Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE)