Economics Teacher

Are you a highly engaging and knowledgeable Economics Teacher ready to demystify the world of economic principles and their real-world impact for ambitious young men? We are partnering with an Outstanding boys' school in Islington that is actively seeking a fantastic permanent, full-time Economics Teacher to join their Social Sciences department this September. This is a brilliant opportunity to inspire critical thinking about economic systems, primarily at Key Stage 5 (A-level Economics) and potentially introducing concepts at Key Stage 4.
What you'll be doing:
- You'll be designing and delivering engaging Economics lessons, covering micro and macroeconomics, current economic issues, and different economic systems, tailored for boys.
- It's about encouraging analytical thinking, data interpretation, and robust debate on economic theories.
- You'll foster a stimulating and intellectually curious classroom environment where students feel empowered to discuss complex economic challenges.
What we're looking for:
- Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent, with a specialism in Economics.
- Experience teaching inspiring and effective Economics lessons at Key Stage 5 (A-level) for boys is highly desirable.
- A deep and current understanding of economic theory and contemporary economic affairs.
- Strong communication skills, effective classroom management, and a genuine ability to inspire an interest in global economics.
Why join this school?
- This school offers Inner London Payscale.
- Become part of a highly academic and stimulating Social Sciences department within an Outstanding boys' school, renowned for its excellent university progression rates.
- Benefit from extensive resources and a supportive environment for professional growth.
- Join a school that encourages independent thought and prepares students for top universities and future careers in Islington.
About This School:
This Outstanding boys' school in Islington is well-regarded for its academic rigour and its commitment to cultivating intellectually curious and articulate students. They pride themselves on a vibrant academic community and exceptional results, particularly in subjects that encourage critical analysis like Economics, preparing students for future success.