Chemistry Teacher – Secondary School – Stockport
Chemistry Teacher – Secondary School – Stockport
Start Date: ASAP
Contract: Full-time, Permanent
Salary: MPS1–UPS3, paid to scale
A secondary school in Stockport is looking to appoint a dedicated Chemistry Teacher to join its Science department. The school is seeking an enthusiastic educator who can make scientific concepts accessible, encourage practical investigation and help students develop a strong understanding of the principles behind chemical reactions and materials.
This is an excellent opportunity for a teacher who combines subject expertise with engaging classroom practice. The successful candidate will teach Chemistry and relevant Science topics across Key Stages 3 and 4, supporting students as they develop the knowledge and skills required for GCSE examinations.
Chemistry Teacher Role
Teaching Chemistry and Science across KS3 and KS4
Preparing students for GCSE Chemistry and Science assessments
Location: Stockport
Salary: MPS1–UPS3, paid to scale
Full-time, permanent position
Immediate start available
Chemistry Teacher – Role and Responsibilities
You will plan and deliver lessons that develop students' understanding of chemical principles and their applications. Through a combination of theory, demonstrations and practical investigations, you will encourage learners to ask questions, interpret results and apply scientific reasoning.
Responsibilities include:
Planning and delivering engaging Chemistry and Science lessons across KS3 and KS4.
Teaching topics such as atomic structure, bonding, chemical reactions and rates of reaction.
Developing students' understanding of chemical equations and quantitative chemistry.
Preparing learners for GCSE assessments and examinations.
Incorporating practical activities to reinforce theoretical knowledge.
Ensuring laboratory work follows appropriate health and safety procedures.
Assessing student understanding and providing clear feedback.
Identifying misconceptions and adapting teaching to address them.
Differentiating lessons to support students with varied abilities.
Providing additional challenge for students who are ready to progress further.
Monitoring attainment and supporting students who require intervention.
Collaborating with Science colleagues on curriculum planning and resource development.
Chemistry Teacher – School Information
The school is based in Stockport and aims to provide students with a purposeful learning environment in which they can develop academically and personally. The Science department encourages curiosity, accurate scientific thinking and the practical application of classroom knowledge.
The successful applicant will help students understand how Chemistry relates to everyday materials, industrial processes and developments in science. You will work alongside colleagues to deliver a coherent curriculum and support students in building confidence as they progress towards their qualifications.
Chemistry Teacher – Experience and Qualifications
Applicants should:
Hold QTS or be an eligible Early Career Teacher.
Have a degree or strong subject knowledge in Chemistry or a related scientific discipline.
Be confident teaching secondary Science, particularly KS3 and KS4.
Understand GCSE Chemistry curriculum requirements.
Demonstrate effective lesson planning and classroom management.
Be confident supervising practical activities safely.
Use assessment effectively to monitor progress and identify learning gaps.
Maintain high expectations for student achievement and behaviour.
Work collaboratively with colleagues and contribute to departmental improvement.
Salary
The position is paid on the MPS1–UPS3 scale, depending on qualifications and experience.
Application
If you are a passionate Chemistry Teacher looking for a full-time, permanent role in Stockport, please send your CV for consideration.
- Location
- Stockport
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