Teacher of Maths (Part Time)
Teach mathematics to KS3-KS5 with four working days weekly, competitive pro rata salary, excellent training and progression, and join a supportive, Christian-ethos team.
The Teacher of Maths (Part Time, 4 Days) role is an excellent opportunity for qualified educators seeking a rewarding, permanent teaching post and a work-life balance. This role offers a pro rata salary ranging from £32,253 to £49,996, based on experience, with a permanent contract and a four-day teaching week.
This school values staff well-being and fosters professional growth. Teachers benefit from a welcoming, Christian-ethos environment and a collaborative departmental atmosphere. Ongoing CPD is available to support career progression while working with colleagues dedicated to academic excellence.
What to Expect: Everyday Role and Responsibilities
As a Maths teacher, you’ll deliver lessons to students across Key Stages 3, 4, and 5. Lesson planning, curriculum innovation, and consistent assessment are key responsibilities, together with maintaining high educational standards for all pupils.
Engaging with students and mentoring them inside and outside the classroom is essential. The role includes teamwork within a supportive department, contributing to the ongoing improvement of teaching practices and curriculum development. Strong communication and organisational skills are necessary.
Additionally, you’ll make use of technology in teaching and administration, show willingness to take on new responsibilities, and promote inclusivity within the classroom. The overall environment is friendly, focused, and driven by the collective goal of outstanding pupil outcomes.
Pros of This Role
This part-time position offers a highly desirable balance between professional fulfilment and personal time, with the security of a permanent contract. Professional development and ongoing training are actively encouraged.
Another positive is the school’s sense of community and commitment to academic success, making it well suited to those who value teamwork and an inclusive workplace. The environment is nurturing, supportive, and focused on delivering quality education.
Potential Cons for Applicants
The school cannot sponsor visas, which excludes international candidates requiring sponsorship. Also, CVs are not accepted, so applicants must complete a detailed application form. The enhanced DBS check and full eligibility to work in the UK are mandatory.
There are occasional additional responsibilities, and expectations are high for both staff and students. These factors may add pressure but reflect the school’s commitment to excellence.
Verdict: Is This the Role for You?
If you are a dedicated maths educator searching for a permanent, part-time teaching opportunity within a supportive team, this role is definitely worth considering. With professional growth, excellent resources, and an inclusive environment, it’s ideal for early career or experienced teachers aiming for balance and development in their careers.
