We are looking for a motivated, positive, and enthusiastic Teacher of Business and Economics who is committed to ongoing professional development.

You will be joining a well-established Learning team dedicated to innovative teaching and continuous improvement. This is an exciting opportunity to become part of the Applied Subjects Learning Area, which encompasses Computer Science, ICT, Business Studies, Media Studies, Design Technology, Economics, Hospitality, Food & Nutrition, and Vocational Learning. The area is supported by 14 teachers, with two full-time teachers specifically in the Business department.

0.50-0.80, initially 0.50 FTE

Interviews w/c 24/02/2025

Benefits

Wyedean recognises that our employees are our most important asset, and we are aware that the quality and commitment of our employees is critical to our success. We offer our employees the following staff benefits:

Excellent CPD opportunities and career progression

Employer contributions to Local Government or Teachers Pension Scheme

Flexible working

Funded counselling services

Free eye tests (subject to requirements of contract)

Winter Flu jabs

Long Service awards

EV charging stations on site
Safeguarding Statement
Wyedean School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The successful candidate will have to meet the person specification and is required to apply for an enhanced DBS disclosure. We particularly welcome applicants from under- represented groups including ethnicity, gender, transgender, age, disability, sexual orientation or religion.

Online searches on shortlisted candidates

The school is committed to ensuring that safeguarding is a top priority; therefore, in line with KCSIE, the school will consider carrying out online searches on shortlisted candidates as part of their due diligence. Online searches solely aim to help identify any incidents or issues that have happened, and are publicly available online, which the school may want to explore with the applicant at interview.

Online searches will be conducted on shortlisted candidates only, and only where the school considers this appropriate. The school will consider any potential risks of online searches, e.g. unlawful discrimination or invasion of privacy, and will be clear on the reasons that online searches are being conducted. Online searches will only examine data that is publicly available.

Online searches will be carried out by an individual who is independent of the recruitment process to minimise the risk of bias or discrimination and to ensure that only relevant information is considered. The person responsible for carrying out online searches will have due regard to Part three of KCSIE.

The online search process may include searching for the candidate by name via search engines and social media, such as:

Google
Facebook
LinkedIn
When carrying out searches of shortlisted candidates’ online presence, the school will look out for indicators of concern, such as:

Inappropriate behaviour, jokes or language.
Discriminatory comments.
Inappropriate images.
Drug or alcohol misuse.
Anything that suggests the candidate may not be suitable to work with children.
Any concerns will be addressed during the interview process. The school will ensure that candidates are given an opportunity to discuss any concerns raised by the online search.