Teacher - French/Spanish

Job Details

We are looking for a highly skilled Teacher of French and Spanish who is passionate about improving life chances for all through a professional commitment to making a difference for all our children and young people so that they achieve their full potential. As a Teacher in Fife, you will be responsible for leading learning within your classroom context, promoting inclusion, diversity and equality, communicating with other stakeholders and for contributing to wider improvements across the school community.

Are you passionate about languages, culture and inspiring young people to become confident communicators? We are looking for an enthusiastic and creative Modern Languages Teacher of French and Spanish to join our forward-thinking Languages, Film & Media Faculty.

Our faculty brings together Modern Languages, English and Media, creating a vibrant environment where language, communication, creativity and culture are at the heart of learning. We are a collaborative and ambitious team who value innovative teaching, strong relationships and opportunities for young people to use their skills in meaningful and engaging ways.

This is an exciting opportunity for a teacher who can inspire pupils to develop a genuine love of French and Spanish, while helping them understand the wider cultural, social and global significance of the languages they study. We want our classrooms to be places where pupils are encouraged to communicate, be curious and discover the enjoyment that comes from learning another language.

You will join a supportive department with a strong commitment to professional learning, collaboration and high-quality learning and teaching. We are keen to embrace new ideas and approaches and to provide pupils with experiences that extend beyond the classroom.

Qualification, Registration and Skill Requirements

You are required to have high levels of interpersonal skills and abilities which will enable you to work as a member of a team to ensure positive outcomes for all children and young people in your setting.

You are required to demonstrate a commitment to your own professional learning as a practitioner through career-long professional learning activity and to be able to show how this has impacted on your practice.

You are required to be fully registered with the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS) and to model all behaviour expected of a Teacher in Scotland in line with the relevant Professional Standards.

The relevant legislation on the management of denominational schools in Scotland states: "A Teacher appointed to any post on the staff of any such school by the education authority. . . shall be required to be approved as regards religious belief and character by representatives of the church or denominational body in whose interest the school has been conducted."

Please go to the SCES website for details .

Before confirming to your appointment, you will be required to obtain Protection of Vulnerable Groups (PVG) scheme membership through Disclosure Scotland and become a member of the relevant PVG scheme.