Head of Geography (0.54 FTE)
Durham High School, Merryoaks, County Durham
Head of Geography (0.54 FTE)
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Durham High School, Merryoaks, County Durham
- Part time
- Permanent
- Onsite working
Posted 3 days ago, 7 Jun | Get your application in today.
Closing date: Closing date not specified
Job ref: 67c9226586da459aad2a8a23e0f8caaa
Location ref: Merryoaks, County Durham
Full Job Description
We are seeking an outstanding Part-Time Head of Geography to lead and develop our Geography department. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced and passionate educator to provide strategic leadership, shape a forward-thinking curriculum, and support the highest standards of teaching and learning across the whole school.
Geography is a vital subject in today's rapidly changing world. Through the study of both human and physical environments, students develop a deeper understanding of global challenges such as climate change, sustainability, migration, urbanisation and resource management.
Geography equips young people with the analytical, decision-making and fieldwork skills needed to interpret an increasingly complex world, while also fostering curiosity, empathy and an awareness of their role as global citizens.
This role is ideal for a motivated professional looking to combine leadership responsibility with a flexible working pattern
Salary: DH1-9 Salary Scale (£31,706.17 - £45,388.40 FTE) plus Responsibility allowance R4 (£1442) and a 3-lesson remission from the teaching timetable.
We are seeking an outstanding Part-Time Head of Geography to lead and develop our Geography department. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced and passionate educator to provide strategic leadership, shape a forward-thinking curriculum, and support the highest standards of teaching and learning across the whole school.
Geography is a vital subject in today's rapidly changing world. Through the study of both human and physical environments, students develop a deeper understanding of global challenges such as climate change, sustainability, migration, urbanisation and resource management.
Geography equips young people with the analytical, decision-making and fieldwork skills needed to interpret an increasingly complex world, while also fostering curiosity, empathy and an awareness of their role as global citizens.
This role is ideal for a motivated professional looking to combine leadership responsibility with a flexible working pattern
Salary: DH1-9 Salary Scale (£31,706.17 - £45,388.40 FTE) plus Responsibility allowance R4 (£1442) and a 3-lesson remission from the teaching timetable.