Physics ECT – Supportive Environment
Listed on 2026-09-26
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Education / Teaching
High School, Physics Teacher, Science Teacher, Special Education Teacher
ECT of Physics – High-Level Mentoring for GCSE Success – Birmingham
A high-achieving academy in Birmingham is seeking an ambitious Early Career Teacher (ECT) of Physics to begin their induction in a supportive and academically rigorous Science department from January 2026.
- ECT of Physics required from January 2026.
- Birmingham-based school with an exceptional academic focus at KS5.
- Seeking an enthusiastic ECT passionate about teaching GCSE
Physics and benefiting from specialist subject mentorship.
You will teach Science at KS3/4, specialising in Physics up to A-Level. The role includes participating fully in our bespoke ECT induction programme, focusing on developing effective classroom practice and subject mastery in high-level concepts.
Experience and Qualifications
- Qualified Teacher Status (
QTS
) or expected QTS by January 2026. - Relevant degree in Physics or a closely related engineering field.
- Passion for teaching advanced concepts (e.g., Electromagnetism, Particle Physics) at A-Level.
- Desire to complete the ECT Induction years with specialist subject mentorship.
School Information
Our induction programme is designed to cultivate academic specialists, offering a dedicated senior Physics teacher as a mentor, a significantly reduced timetable beyond the statutory requirement, and weekly training focused on KS5 pedagogy. The department boasts four new, well-equipped labs and benefits from shared curriculum planning across all stages. We offer fantastic support in a vibrant city location.
- Dedicated 10% reduced timetable beyond the statutory reduction.
- Weekly specialized ECT professional development sessions.
- Brand new, well-equipped Physics labs and dedicated technician support.
- Guaranteed funding for external subject-specific CPD
.
Salary
Paid to MPS/UPS Scale (M1 for ECT)
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