Unqualified Science Teacher

Northampton
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Unqualified Science Teacher - Northampton

Location: Northampton
Start Date: April 2026
Contract Type: Full-Time | Long-Term | Potential for Permanent Placement
Daily Rate: £100-£160 (depending on experience and responsibilities)

Are you a Science graduate with a passion for education?
Are you thinking about becoming a teacher and want to gain valuable classroom experience first?

Secondary schools across Northampton are currently looking for enthusiastic and motivated individuals to work as Unqualified Science Teachers starting in April 2026. These full-time, long-term opportunities are ideal for graduates or career changers who want to build hands-on experience in schools before progressing into formal teacher training.

Whether your degree is in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or another science-related field, this role offers a great opportunity to develop your confidence and teaching skills within a supportive school environment.

Key Responsibilities:

Supporting the delivery of Science lessons across Key Stages 3 and 4
Helping students grasp scientific ideas through practical activities and clear explanations
Encouraging curiosity, analytical thinking, and problem-solving
Supporting classroom management with guidance from experienced teachers
Assisting with lesson preparation, marking, and assessments
Taking part in training and wider school activitiesWe're Looking For Candidates Who:

Hold a degree in a Science-related subject (e.g., Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Engineering, Biomedical Science)
Have a genuine interest in education and supporting young people
Are confident communicators with a positive and enthusiastic approach
Are adaptable, proactive, and open to learning and feedback
May be considering a future route into teacher training (PGCE, SCITT, or QTS Apprenticeship)
Hold, or are willing to obtain, an Enhanced DBS on the Update ServiceWhat You'll Receive:

Valuable, paid experience working in a real secondary school setting
Competitive daily pay with weekly payments
Access to CPD-accredited training courses through The National College
Ongoing support and guidance from experienced education professionals
A potential pathway into teacher training or permanent teaching positions
The opportunity to make a real difference in students' educationTake the First Step into Teaching

If you're ready to bring your passion for science into the classroom and gain meaningful experience, this could be the ideal next step.

Apply today to learn more about Unqualified Science Teacher opportunities in Northampton starting April 2026

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