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Design and Technology Teacher

Tradewind Recruitment·North London·Publié il y a 1 mois
💰 40-62k CHF/an
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Design and Technology Teacher



Haringey, North London


Are you an innovative and passionate Design Technology Teacher looking to take the next step in a school where DT is a very popular subject?

Would you be keen to join a school in which you get the chance to make your mark teaching resistant materials, product design, graphics, engineering, food technology, or textlies to enthusiastic students?


This very high attaining Haringey school are looking for a talented DT Teacher to join their team, and welcome applications from experienced teachers and ECTs alike. Get in touch with Tradewind Recruitment today to find out more about how we can help you secure this post at an excellent school!


**Design and Technology Teacher - Haringey, North London

**Resistant materials, product design, engineering, food technology, or textlies specialisms considered

**Forward thinking school with a creative focus

**Join a school that has received awards for high standards of teaching


The school - Design and Technology Teacher - Haringey, North London


  • This excellent, vibrant and inclusive Haringey school is oversubscribed yearly due to brilliant results and a reputation for attracting and retaining high quality teachers.
  • Students here are high achievers, and many go on to obtain places at top UK universities. Their most recent 'Ofsted' was 'Outstanding', and the strong SLT has solid plans to keep raising standards and pushing to be one of the top schools in the borough, as well as the North of London
  • They have strong links with several higher education institutions that solidify the innovative teaching of Design and Technology and bring to life its application to the wider world and in further education. Staff here tend to have long tenures, and as such provide excellent mentoring and guidance for ECTs who join this prestigious school.
  • This post is available due to the DT team growing, creating an opportunity for a creative and results driven Teacher of DT who wants to share expertise in their subject and bring it to life for dedicated students.


The role - Design and Technology Teacher - Haringey, North London


  • The DT department at this excellent school is popular and produces strong results. Students enjoy practical lessons that help them solve problems in 'real world' context, and give them a sense of how the different elements of DT can be applied to all aspects of life.
  • First and foremost, you will be an inspirational and creative Design Technology Teacher (or early career teacher) who is driven by results and achievement.
  • Opportunities for CPD are plentiful, as are progression with internal promotion being highly encouraged where possible.
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Compétences indispensables
QTS (Qualified Teacher Status)Design and Technology subject specialismKS3/KS4 DT curriculum deliveryPractical lesson planning and delivery
Atouts supplémentaires
Resistant Materials specialismProduct Design specialismFood Technology specialismEngineering education experienceHigher education institution partnerships
Soft skills
CreativityPassion for subjectResults-drivenMentoringInnovationCommunicationResilience
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5 recommandations générées par notre IA pour maximiser vos chances.

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⭐ Highlight your DT specialism (e.g. Resistant Materials, Product Design, or Food Technology) prominently in your personal statement, as the advert lists these as the key specialisms sought.

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📊 Quantify your impact in the classroom: e.g. "Improved KS4 DT attainment by 15% over two years through project-based learning schemes of work."

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🎯 Reference the Ofsted Outstanding framework explicitly — note how your teaching practice aligns with outstanding lesson criteria, as the school holds this rating and intends to maintain it.

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🌐 Mention any links with higher education institutions or industry partnerships in your CV, as the school values strong HE connections to contextualise DT in the real world.

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🤝 If you are an ECT, emphasise your readiness to engage with mentoring structures and CPD programmes — the advert specifically welcomes early career teachers and highlights long-tenured staff as mentors.

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  • Delivered KS3–KS4 Design and Technology across resistant materials and product design specialisms to 180 students, achieving 82% of cohort at Grade 5 or above in GCSE DT.
  • Designed and implemented a 12-week real-world engineering project scheme of work for Year 9, raising student engagement scores from 67% to 91% in departmental surveys.
  • Mentored 2 ECTs through their induction year as part of school CPD programme, both achieving 'Good with Outstanding features' in their final observations.

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Dear Hiring Manager,

Tradewind Recruitment's Design and Technology Teacher vacancy at the Haringey school immediately stood out — an Ofsted Outstanding school with a growing DT department and a genuine commitment to practical, real-world learning is precisely the environment in which I want to develop my teaching career. My subject expertise spans resistant materials and product design, and I am confident in delivering engaging, results-focused lessons that connect DT to wider applications in further education and industry.

My background in Design and Technology teaching has equipped me with a strong grounding in scheme-of-work development, differentiated practical instruction, and data-informed assessment at KS3 and KS4. I have consistently sought CPD opportunities to sharpen my classroom practice and have contributed to departmental improvement beyond my own timetable.

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Tecniche

  • How would you structure a KS4 scheme of work for Product Design that links theory to real-world engineering applications?
  • What strategies do you use to differentiate practical DT lessons for students with varying abilities?
  • How do you incorporate health and safety protocols into resistant materials or food technology lessons without disrupting creative flow?
  • Can you describe how you would assess and track student progress across both practical and written components of a GCSE DT course?
  • How have you used links with higher education or industry to enrich your DT curriculum delivery?

Comportamentali

  • Tell me about a time you inspired a disengaged student to achieve strong results in a practical subject.
  • Describe a situation where you introduced an innovative teaching approach in DT and the impact it had on student outcomes.
  • Give an example of how you have contributed to a department's growth or improvement beyond your own classroom.
  • Tell me about a time you received challenging feedback from a lesson observation and how you responded.
  • Describe how you have supported a colleague or trainee teacher in developing their classroom practice.
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Tell me about a time you inspired a disengaged student to achieve strong results in a practical subject.

Situation: In my second year of teaching, I had a Year 10 student who was consistently disengaged during DT lessons and at risk of not completing his GCSE coursework. Task: I needed to re-engage him before the coursework deadline, which was six weeks away. Action: I restructured his project brief around his interest in automotive design, introduced him to a local college's engineering open day, and gave him a weekly 20-minute one-to-one review of his portfolio progress. Result: He submitted a completed coursework portfolio and achieved a Grade 6 in his final GCSE, and went on to choose engineering as an A-level option the following year.
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Describe a situation where you introduced an innovative teaching approach in DT and the impact it had on student outcomes.

Situation: Our Year 9 resistant materials unit had low engagement — end-of-unit assessments showed only 58% of students meeting expected progress. Task: I was asked to redesign the scheme of work ahead of the next academic year. Action: I introduced a 'client brief' model where students designed and built a product for a real brief set by a local furniture maker who visited the school twice during the unit. I also embedded peer-review checkpoints every three lessons. Result: End-of-unit assessment scores rose to 79% meeting expected progress, and the approach was adopted across two other year groups by the following term.

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