Job Description

If you have a formula for helping all learners to have the best opportunities in life, this is the perfect role for you.

One of our SEN schools in the Channel Islands is looking for an outstanding SEMH Science Teacher to join a dedicated team who are committed to breaking down SEMH barriers to learning. This fantastic school caters for children aged 9 to 16 with Social, Emotional and Mental Health Needs, providing them with a positive, safe, vibrant community.

In this exciting permanent teaching role, you can combine beautiful surroundings with a rewarding challenge, as you promote learning through well-planned Science lessons that can be adapted to meet individual needs. An experienced Science Teacher, you will  also have experience working in an SEMH/SEN school, with strong behavioural management skills and a patient approach.

This SEMH Science Teacher role has excellent benefits and is available to start as soon as possible.

Benefits:

• Highly competitive salary
• Relocation package (and possible support with rent)
• Rewarding job working in the most beautiful, warmest islands of the UK
• Dedicated consultant to support your journey to the Island.

Skills and requirements:

• QTS
• The right to work in the UK
• DBS on the update service (or willing to apply)
• A solid background in teaching Science
• Experience teaching in an SEMH/SEN setting (although not essential)
• An inspirational, driven and passionate teacher
• Available to start in asap.

Teaching in the Channel Islands is an easier transition than you might think and could be just the adventure you're waiting for. So, if you feel you have the relevant skills, experience and passion, we would love to hear from you.

At Red Lester we specialise in supporting schools in the Channel Islands to find the right teachers within the primary, secondary, FE and SEN sectors. We offer teachers the opportunity to work in the most beautiful islands within the UK, supporting them from initial application right through to starting their new role and settling into life on the Island.