Chemistry Graduate, Ribbons AND REEVES

Are you a Chemistry graduate looking to begin your career in education? This Chemistry graduate opportunity is ideal for a Chemistry graduate who wants to train as a teacher. As a Chemistry graduate, you will join a high-performing secondary school in North West London as a Trainee Chemistry Teacher from September 2026, earning £29,383 per year. This role is perfect for a motivated individual who is passionate about science education and keen to develop into a confident classroom practitioner.

You will be fully supported by an experienced science department while gaining hands‑on experience delivering engaging Chemistry lessons.

• A base salary of £29,383 while you train
• Structured training and day-to-day mentoring from experienced teachers
• Valuable classroom experience in a high-achieving science department
• Practical development in both teaching and laboratory-based learning
• A clear pathway into a qualified Chemistry teaching career
• A supportive environment focused on professional growth and progression

• A 2:1 degree (or above) in Chemistry from a top university
• A/A
  * grade in A-level Chemistry
• Confidence teaching Chemistry up to A-Level
• A genuine interest in pursuing a career in education and teaching

This is an excellent opportunity for a Chemistry graduate who wants to move into teaching in a structured, supportive way. You will gain real responsibility in the classroom while being guided every step of the way, building the skills needed for a long-term career in education.

If you are a Chemistry graduate ready to take your first step into teaching, this is a fantastic place to start your journey.

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