Unqualified Teacher
St Mary's College Voluntary Catholic Academy, Hull
- Salary
- 23,392.00 - 36,493.00
- Hours
- full-time
- Closes
- 23 October 2026
- Posted
- 16 October 2026
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From the advert
Instructor of Criminology - Maternity Cover - Required for January 2027
We are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated Instructor of Criminology (Maternity Cover) to join our Key Stage 5 provision. This is an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic teacher to join our successful and supportive Sixth Form team. Criminology is a popular and well-established subject at SM6, with students who are keen to explore crime, justice and contemporary society. The role offers an excellent opportunity to teach at Key Stage 5 within an ambitious, student centred sixth form with a strong commitment to exceptional outcomes.
The successful candidate will:
• Deliver engaging, challenging and purposeful teaching across the WJEC Level 3 Criminology specification at Key Stage 5
• Inspire students through relevant and thought-provoking application of criminological theory to crime, justice and contemporary society
• Monitor student progress closely and contribute to effective intervention and support strategies that promote strong outcomes
• Work collaboratively with colleagues to refine and enhance curriculum planning, resources and delivery within a supportive and ambitious team
• Provide effective preparation for both the controlled assessment and external examination components of the qualification, ensuring students understand the demands of assessment and are equipped to achieve their potential
• Maintain high expectations for student engagement, independent study and academic progress
• Support students in making ambitious and well-informed choices about their future, including progression to higher education, degree apprenticeships and careers related to criminology, law, policing, psychology, social sciences and the wider criminal justice sector
• Contribute positively to the wider life and culture of the Sixth Form, supporting our commitment to exceptional outcomes, personal development and pastoral care
The ideal candidate should:
• Be an effective classroom practitioner with a track record of securing positive student outcomes
• Have experience of teaching at Key Stage 5, or the ability to teach confidently at this level
• Be passionate about inspiring students through contemporary issues in crime, justice and society
• Be committed to delivering high quality post 16 education with high expectations for all learners
• Be skilled in using assessment to monitor progress and inform teaching
• Be enthusiastic, reflective and committed to ongoing professional development
• Be keen to contribute to the continued success of a high performing school and sixth form
• Have strong subject knowledge in Criminology, Law, Sociology, Psychology or a related discipline
Why Join Us?
At St Mary’s College you will join a dedicated and ambitious staff team committed to delivering an exceptional educational experience for every student where nothing is left to chance and no child is left behind. We offer:
• A supportive and collaborative working environment
• Strong behaviour systems which create excellent conditions for learning
• Significant investment in professional development
If you would like any further information, please contact Patricia Lewis on [email protected] to arrange a phone call or visit to our school.
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