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Unqualified Science Teacher

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Unqualified Science Teacher - Northampton
Location: Northampton
Start Date: ASAP or January 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 inspiring young minds?
Are you curious about a career in education and eager to gain hands-on classroom experience?

Secondary schools across Northampton are seeking motivated and enthusiastic individuals to take on Unqualified Science Teacher roles starting ASAP or in January 2026. These full-time, long-term positions are ideal for graduates who want to explore teaching and gain valuable school-based experience before pursuing formal teacher training.

Whether your degree is in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or a broader scientific field, this opportunity offers an excellent introduction to teaching within supportive, forward-thinking school environments.

Your Role Will Include:

Supporting and delivering engaging Science lessons across Key Stages 3 and 4

Helping students understand complex scientific ideas through clear explanations and creative learning activities

Encouraging curiosity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills

Managing classroom behaviour with guidance and support from qualified teachers

Assisting with marking, assessments, and lesson preparation

Taking part in ongoing professional development and school initiatives

We're Looking For Someone Who:

Holds a degree in a Science-related subject (e.g., Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Engineering, Biomedical Science)

Has a genuine interest in working with young people and supporting their learning

Possesses confidence, enthusiasm, and strong communication skills

Is adaptable, proactive, and open to feedback

May be considering a future route into teacher training (PGCE, SCITT, or QTS Apprenticeship)

Has (or is willing to obtain) an Enhanced DBS on the Update Service

What You'll Gain:

Paid, hands-on experience in real classroom settings

Weekly pay at competitive daily rates

Free access to over 2,500 CPD-accredited training courses via The National College

Ongoing support and guidance from experienced education consultants

A clear pathway into teacher training or a permanent teaching position

The opportunity to inspire the next generation of scientists and make a lasting impact

Start Your Journey in Education
If you're a Science graduate looking to step into the classroom, this is the perfect opportunity to build experience, develop your skills, and begin your path toward a rewarding career in teaching.

Apply today to learn more about Unqualified Science Teacher roles in Northampton starting ASAP or January 2026

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