The Role
As a Physics Teacher, you will be responsible for planning and delivering engaging lessons that develop pupils' scientific knowledge, practical understanding and problem-solving skills.
- Planning and delivering high-quality Physics lessons in line with the school's curriculum
- Teaching topics such as forces, energy, electricity, waves and the structure of matter, as appropriate to the timetable
- Developing pupils' scientific reasoning, mathematical application and analytical skills
- Delivering practical activities and demonstrations safely
- Supporting pupils with scientific investigation, data interpretation and problem-solving
- Assessing pupil understanding and providing constructive feedback
- Differentiating lessons to support pupils with varying abilities and learning needs
- Maintaining positive classroom behaviour and high expectations
- Working collaboratively with colleagues within the Science department
- Supporting continuity of learning throughout the spring and summer terms
The Ideal Physics Teacher: We are particularly interested in candidates who:
- Hold Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or an equivalent recognised teaching qualification
- Have strong subject knowledge in Physics
- Have experience teaching Physics within a secondary school, including teaching placements
- Can explain scientific concepts clearly and accurately
- Are confident delivering practical Science lessons safely
- Demonstrate effective classroom and behaviour management
- Can adapt teaching to meet different learning needs
- Have high expectations of pupil progress and achievement
- Build positive professional relationships with pupils and colleagues
- Are available full-time from January until July 2027
Why Work with Tradewind Recruitment?: As a Physics Teacher working through Tradewind Recruitment, you'll benefit from:
- Daily pay of £174.71-£240.70, dependent on experience
- Weekly pay
- A genuine long-term teaching position until July 2027
- A dedicated education recruitment consultant
- Free CPD and professional development through The National College
- Access to further Science teaching opportunities across Cheshire West, Warrington and surrounding areas
- Support throughout the recruitment and interview process
- Ongoing support during your placement
About the Opportunity
This vacancy is based at a secondary school in Cheshire West, with the assignment scheduled to run from January until July 2027.
The school requires a qualified Physics specialist who can integrate into its Science department, maintain continuity of teaching and support pupils' progress throughout the spring and summer terms.
The longer-term nature of the position provides an opportunity to establish classroom routines, build relationships with pupils and contribute consistently to their scientific development.
Full school details will be shared confidentially with suitable applicants.
Safeguarding and Eligibility
Applicants must have the legal right to work in the UK and be able to travel reliably to Cheshire West.
All appointments are subject to appropriate safeguarding checks, including an enhanced child workforce DBS check and satisfactory professional references.
Apply Today
If you're a qualified Physics Teacher looking for a full-time teaching opportunity in Cheshire West from January 2027, we'd be keen to hear from you.