Geography & Environmental Studies Teacher | Progressive Secondary School

Role: Teacher of Geography (KS3–KS5) Location: Norwich, Norfolk Contract: Part-Time, Permanent Start Date: September 2027 Salary: Competitive Salary Pro Rata + Benefits Are you an enthusiastic geographer with a passion for climate change, sustainability and the physical and human processes shaping our world? A progressive secondary school in Norwich is seeking a part-time Geography Teacher to join its humanities department. The school values fieldwork, independent thinking and the development of students’ understanding of global challenges. The Role Geographical Teaching: Deliver engaging lessons across KS3, GCSE and selected A-Level groups. Fieldwork: Plan practical investigations and local geographical studies. Environmental Focus: Explore climate change, sustainability, ecosystems and resource management. Examination Support: Prepare students for geographical skills, case studies and extended writing. Enrichment: Contribute to geography clubs, competitions and educational visits. The Candidate Academic Qualification: A degree in Geography, Environmental Science or a related subject. Subject Confidence: Strong knowledge of physical and human geography. Practical Skills: Ability to use maps, data, fieldwork and geographical technology. Classroom Presence: Engaging, organised and committed to inclusive learning. Flexibility: Willingness to contribute to wider departmental projects. The Environment Outdoor Learning: Strong emphasis on fieldwork and practical investigation. Modern Curriculum: Opportunities to develop sustainability-focused learning. Collaborative Staff: A supportive and creative humanities team. Work-Life Balance: A permanent part-time role within a welcoming school. Apply Now This is a valuable opportunity for a Geography Teacher seeking a permanent part-time position in Norfolk. Submit your CV to express your interest.