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English Skills Build Specialist Teacher

Warrington, England
uk
FULL_TIME, TEMPORARY
Status
Live Now
Date Listed19 October 2026
ContractFULL_TIME, TEMPORARY
Listing TypeDfE_TV

About This Role

Warrington & Vale Royal College are seeking an enthusiastic and committed English Skills Build Specialist Teacher to join our highly supportive and driven team. The successful candidate will join other specialist teachers, within a department that values creativity, collaboration and high expectations. This is an exciting opportunity which will help students to develop their literacy, resilience and confidence whilst studying GCSE or Functional Skills.

The English Skills Build Specialist Teacher should be dedicated to supporting student’s needs and their journey of progression. They should have ambition and vision for this newly created post whilst contributing to the ongoing development of our curriculum structure, teaching strategies and learner experience.

The successful candidate will:

  • Inspire and motivate learners to achieve their full potential and progress confidently into further study or employment
  • Use innovative and adaptive teaching strategies to support progress, retention and achievement
  • On occasions deliver high-quality English sessions through flexible teaching
  • Contribute to the development of an ambitious and responsive English curriculum
  • Support the continued growth and development of adult provision within the department
  • Work collaboratively within a forward-thinking department committed to continuous improvement
  • Promote the college ethos of inclusivity, aspiration, respect and learner success

Compensation

Up to £30,097
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Application Details
Application Deadline
4 November 2026
Effective Date of Employment
September 2026 (Anticipated)
Reference ID
5DB3ED8C
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