Maths ECT
 
Are you seeking a Maths ECT role commencing in September 2025? Do you aspire to contribute to the success of an Ofsted 'Good' secondary school in East Birmingham?
 
If so, your expertise is needed! The Graduate Network is recruiting a Maths ECT to join a vibrant and dedicated maths department, focusing on enhancing pupil attainment throughout the school.
 
Maths ECT Position Details:
Permanent, full-time role
Ofsted 'Good' secondary school in Yardley, Birmingham
Maths ECT position starting September 2025
ECT Pay Scale – MPS1
 
About the Maths ECT Role: As a Maths ECT, you will be responsible for delivering Maths lessons to Key Stages 3 and 4 students. While higher ability GCSE classes won't be part of your teaching portfolio, you will be expected to teach Foundation GCSE and deliver Maths lessons following the national curriculum for Key Stage 3. Your duties will encompass planning, marking, assessments, and monitoring student progress. Additionally, engagement in wider-school activities like assemblies and trips is encouraged.
 
Requirements for the Maths ECT: To be eligible for this Maths ECT role, you should be on track to complete your PGCE this academic year or have recently obtained QTS. We are seeking committed Maths ECTs ready to embark on or complete their induction, consistently upholding the school's values. Ideal candidates will possess experience working with Special Educational Needs (SEN), demonstrating robust behaviour management skills, and the ability to establish rapport with the students you support.
 
About the School: Situated in Yardley, Birmingham, this large secondary school holds an Ofsted 'Good' rating and provides excellent support for ECT induction. The maths department is renowned for its commitment to delivering a high-quality curriculum, ensuring a supportive environment for professional growth.
 
If you are an ambitious Maths ECT looking to make a positive impact in a dynamic school setting, we encourage you to apply. Join the team and contribute to the educational success of students in Yardley.