Vacancies

At Chase High, we are committed to ensuring every child has access to quality teaching and learning in all their subjects so that each one achieves or exceeds his or her potential. Just as important, however, is making sure each person is happy at school. We value academic success and personal development equally and work to provide excellent opportunities for both. We are proud of the children who have left here with some of the best GCSE grades in the country, but just as proud of the personal qualities that all have developed during their time with us. These qualities have allowed them to move onto the next stage of their journeys as confident, resilient and interesting young people. As a school, we celebrate the diversity and enthusiasm of learners, with a firm belief that hard work really does pay.

Westcliff itself is a vibrant seaside town just a short rail journey from both Southend and London, and very close to Southend Airport. The school is a dynamic and vibrant community with over 1,000 students from 44 different countries.

 

All Chase High School vacancies are advertised on TES Jobs (TES Jobs) and Essex School Jobs (Essex School Jobs) websites, where detailed job descriptions and person specifications can also be found. You can apply for any of these vacancies via the TES and Essex School Jobs websites.

The school and Local School Committee are committed to safeguarding the welfare of children and young people in our care and expect staff to share this commitment. We follow safer recruitment practice and appointments are subject to satisfactory references, and enhanced DBS check and medical clearance.

 

Leadership Vacancies

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Teaching Vacancies

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Associate Staff Vacancies

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Discovery Educational Trust Vacancies

All Trust vacancies are detailed on the Trust website here.

 

Teacher Training

School Centred Initial Teacher Training - Essex and Thames SCITT

Thinking of becoming a Teacher?

You may remember a truly brilliant teacher from school who made a real difference to your life.

As a teacher, you can use your knowledge and passion for your subject to help children unlock capabilities and talents that they didn’t even know they had. You’ll develop a wide range of transferable skills for yourself in the process, too. In addition to planning and teaching a range of engaging lessons, you can indulge in your hobbies and interests as part of your work by getting involved in after-school clubs, trips or sport. To teach within England and Wales you need to undertake Initial Teacher Training (ITT) to gain Qualified Teacher Status (QTS).

The SCITT teacher training route is designed and delivered by groups of neighbouring schools and colleges. Most of the training is delivered in the classroom by experienced teachers. All secondary SCITT courses include a PGCE qualification.

Entry Requirements

The basic entry requirements for Initial Teacher Training (ITT) are as follows:

  • GCSE Grade 4 (previously ‘C’) or standard equivalent in GCSE examinations in English and mathematics
  • GCSE Science grade C or above (or equivalent) for those applying for primary teaching only
  • A good degree for postgraduate routes into teaching; the grade will be determined by the accredited provider awarding Qualified Teacher Status

Professional Skills (numeracy and literacy) assessments are no longer part of this course. We will internally evaluate a candidate's ability in English and mathematics either before or during their course.

Secondary school teacher training: Essex and Thames SCITT

Essex and Thames SCITT is delivering a PGCE course in conjunction with Anglia Ruskin University. Master’s modules are available.

SCITT & School Direct Training Routes

This is a fee paying route provided by schools, working in partnership with a SCITT or University.

This is a ‘hands on’ training route supported by excellent theoretical training. Applicants require a first degree of a UK higher education institution or equivalent qualification, comprising 300 HE credit points, 60 must be at level 6 of the Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF). Foundation degrees will need to supplement this qualification with at least 60 credits at level 6 (HE level 3) to attain an equivalent single qualification. 50% of the degree should be relevant to the subject taught. If this is not the case, an A-level and a subject knowledge enhancement (SKE) course may be required. Entrants must have achieved a standard equivalent to a grade 4 in the GCSE examinations in English and mathematics.

If you are accepted into this route, we will place you in two partnership schools during the year. The fees for this route are £9,250 inclusive of your university fee. If eligible, you can apply for a Student Loan or self-fund.

School Direct Salaried Route

School Direct Salaried is offered by schools, working in partnership with a SCITT or University. On this route your fee is paid by your employing school and you will receive a salary on the unqualified teachers’ pay scale for the duration of your training.

Several of our schools offer salaried places each year. All are keen to find high-quality trainees and invest in your school direct training with the promise of a job in the school at the end of the training if an appropriate position becomes available.

Website: https://etpscitt.co.uk/

Email: office@etpscitt.co.uk

Tel: 01268 570215

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