Founded in 1573, Queen Elizabeth's is a selective entry, Foundation School, cited by Ofsted as an 'outstandingly successful secondary school'. There are 1183 boys on roll with 284 in the Sixth Form. Queen Elizabeth’s has Specialist School status and been granted the DCSF Excellence Award. Well over-subscribed, it is our policy to pursue a progressive curriculum while maintaining traditional standards.
The nearest tube station is High Barnet (Northern Line) and the twenty-three acre site on the edge of the Green Belt is an attractive setting for learning.
Queen Elizabeth’s is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. Applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers and the Criminal Records Bureau. We are an equal opportunities employer.
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TEMPORARY TEACHER OF GERMAN required for November 2010
We wish to appoint a temporary PART-TIME (up to 0.8) TEACHER OF GERMAN to join a committed team of specialist teachers after the October half-term holiday. A well qualified graduate with energy and enthusiasm is required to cover a maternity leave and the successful candidate will be able to teach German to GCSE.
Applications would be welcomed from new entrants to the profession as well as from experienced teachers. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Further information about the Modern Languages department can be found here.
Apply in writing to The Headmaster with a completed application form as soon as possible and no later than Tuesday 28th September 2010. Applications by e-mail may be sent to recruitment@qebarnet.co.uk
GRADUATE TRAINEE TEACHERS required for September 2011
We are looking to appoint talented and ambitious graduates to join our teaching staff as additional members of staff whilst gaining qualified teacher status on the Graduate Teacher Programme. All subject specialisms will be considered. The graduate teacher programme (GTP) is on-the-job training allowing graduates to qualify as a teacher while they work. This route into the teaching profession suits recent graduates who do not want to join a PGCE course or people seeking a career change. Graduate teachers are able to earn while they train and the training is tailored to the trainee's individual needs. Entry to the GTP at Queen Elizabeth's is highly competitive and places are allocated after interview between October and December to start the following September. Further information can be found here and questions can be emailed to trainingschool@qebarnet.co.uk. Completed application forms should be submitted as soon as possible.
Application form for teaching vacancies: MS Word or pdf. Completed forms can be sent electronically to recruitment@qebarnet.co.uk
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