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English Teacher

Tradewind Recruitment·Middlesbrough, Middlesbrough·Publié il y a 1 mois
💰 CHF169-262/hour
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Job Title: English Teacher
Location: Middlesbrough
Company: Tradewind Recruitment
Job Type: Full-Time / Part-Time / Flexible Supply
Start Date: Immediate Start Available
Salary: £168.88 - £261.78 per day (depending on experience and qualifications)

Join Tradewind Recruitment as an English Teacher in Middlesbrough!

Tradewind Recruitment is currently seeking passionate, dedicated, and skilled English Teachers to work across a variety of secondary schools throughout Middlesbrough. Whether you're an experienced classroom teacher or an ECT looking to build confidence and experience, we want to hear from you!

About the Role:

As an English Teacher, your responsibilities may include:

  • Planning and delivering engaging lessons across KS3 and KS4 (KS5 advantageous)

  • Differentiating work to support students of varying abilities

  • Assessing pupil progress and providing constructive feedback

  • Creating a positive and inclusive classroom environment

  • Managing classroom behaviour in line with school policies

What We Offer:
  • Competitive daily pay rates: £150-£230 per day

  • Flexible working patterns - full-time, part-time, or short/long-term roles

  • Access to a wide network of schools across Middlesbrough

  • Free access to over 2,500 CPD courses, webinars, and teaching resources

  • Opportunity to gain experience across a range of outstanding and supportive schools

  • Guaranteed pay scheme (subject to availability and eligibility)

  • Uncapped refer-a-friend bonus scheme

Requirements:
  • QTS or QTLS (or strong FE English teaching experience)

  • Experience teaching English within a secondary school setting

  • Strong subject knowledge and passion for English education

  • A proactive and adaptable attitude

  • A valid DBS on the Update Service (or willingness to apply for one)

  • Two professional references covering the last 2 years

About Us:

With 25 years of success and national offices across the UK, Tradewind Recruitment is a market leader in education recruitment. We are proud to be an award-winning Sunday Times Top 100 employer, offering exceptional support and career development opportunities.

Apply now to become a valued part of the Tradewind team!

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Compétences indispensables
QTS or QTLS qualificationKS3/KS4 English teachingSecondary school English subject knowledgeDBS on the Update ServiceTwo professional references (last 2 years)
Atouts supplémentaires
KS5 English teachingFE English teaching experience
Soft skills
AdaptabilityProactivityPassion for educationCommunicationInclusivity
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⭐ Place your QTS or QTLS qualification prominently in your Professional Profile, as the advert lists it as the first essential requirement.

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📊 Quantify your classroom impact: e.g. "Raised KS4 English attainment by 12% across 3 mixed-ability sets over one academic year."

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🎯 Explicitly state the key stages you have taught (KS3, KS4, and KS5 if applicable), as the advert flags KS5 experience as advantageous.

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📚 Mention any CPD courses or teaching resources you have completed, as Tradewind highlights 2,500+ CPD offerings as a key benefit — showing alignment signals cultural fit.

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🏫 If you have supply or multi-school experience, highlight it clearly — the role involves working across a variety of Middlesbrough secondary schools, so adaptability across settings is valued.

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  • Delivered KS3 and KS4 English lessons across 4 mixed-ability sets, contributing to a 14% improvement in predicted GCSE grades over one academic year.
  • Designed and implemented differentiated schemes of work for 120 students across Year 9 and Year 10, reducing the attainment gap between lower and higher ability groups by 18%.
  • Managed behaviour across supply placements in 6 Middlesbrough secondary schools, maintaining a positive classroom environment and receiving commendations from 3 department heads.

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Dear Hiring Manager,

Tradewind Recruitment's network of Middlesbrough secondary schools is precisely the environment where I want to apply my KS3 and KS4 English teaching expertise. With a QTS qualification and a strong track record of delivering differentiated lessons that raise pupil attainment, I am confident I can contribute effectively from day one across your partner schools.

My background in secondary English teaching has equipped me with practical skills in lesson planning, behaviour management, and formative assessment. I have consistently adapted my approach to meet the needs of mixed-ability classes, and I hold a valid DBS on the Update Service, meaning I can begin immediately with minimal onboarding delay.

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  • How do you plan and differentiate English lessons to support students across a wide ability range at KS3 and KS4?
  • What strategies do you use to assess pupil progress in English and ensure feedback drives improvement?
  • How do you approach teaching both Language and Literature components at GCSE level?
  • Can you describe your experience teaching KS5 English, and how you adapt your pedagogy for A-Level students?
  • How do you use data and prior attainment information to inform your lesson planning in English?

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  • Tell me about a time you managed a particularly challenging classroom behaviour situation and how you resolved it.
  • Describe a situation where you had to adapt quickly to a new school's policies or environment — how did you handle it?
  • Give an example of when you identified a student who was falling behind in English and what steps you took to support them.
  • Tell me about a lesson you planned that you felt was especially effective at engaging disengaged learners.
  • Describe a time you received critical feedback on your teaching — how did you respond and what changed as a result?
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Tell me about a time you managed a particularly challenging classroom behaviour situation and how you resolved it.

Situation: During a supply placement at a Year 10 English class, three students were persistently disruptive, preventing the rest of the group from engaging with a GCSE Language paper. Task: I needed to restore focus quickly without escalating the situation or losing the lesson's momentum. Action: I calmly separated the students using a seating plan adjustment, gave each a clearly structured task with individual targets, and privately acknowledged one student's earlier contribution to redirect their energy positively. I also contacted the Head of Year at the end of the lesson to flag the behaviour. Result: The remainder of the lesson proceeded without further disruption, and the class completed 80% of the planned work. The Head of Year commended my handling and invited me back for a two-week booking.
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Give an example of when you identified a student who was falling behind in English and what steps you took to support them.

Situation: While teaching a Year 9 mixed-ability English group, I noticed one student consistently scoring below 40% on written tasks despite appearing engaged in discussion. Task: I needed to identify the root cause and put targeted support in place. Action: I reviewed the student's written work over three weeks and identified weak sentence-level grammar as the core barrier. I created a bespoke one-page grammar scaffold, shared it with the SENCO, and built short five-minute grammar starters into lessons for the whole class. Result: Within six weeks, the student's written task scores improved from 38% to 61%, and two other students in the group showed measurable gains, prompting the department to adopt the scaffold more widely.

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