Physics Teaching Assistant
| Dyddiad hysbysebu: | 01 Mehefin 2026 |
|---|---|
| Cyflog: | £29,000.00 bob blwyddyn |
| Oriau: | Llawn Amser |
| Dyddiad cau: | 01 Gorffennaf 2026 |
| Lleoliad: | W5 2HL |
| Gweithio o bell: | Ar y safle yn unig |
| Cwmni: | JobsinED Ltd |
| Math o swydd: | Parhaol |
| Cyfeirnod swydd: | PHYSICSTEACHING-260601-4296 |
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Physics Teaching Assistant – Launch Your Science Career in Ealing’s Top School
Step into a Physics Teaching Assistant role that will fast-track your journey in education, working at the cutting edge of student support in one of Ealing’s most dynamic secondary schools. This is your chance to be the inspirational force behind budding scientists—ideal for a high-achieving graduate ready to make a real difference.
As a Physics Teaching Assistant, you’ll immerse yourself in an energetic science department, collaborating with remarkable educators and benefiting from trailblazing CPD. You'll witness first-hand how transformative support delivers exceptional student outcomes. The school’s Good to Outstanding reputation means your daily efforts are amplified—gaining priceless experience that top PGCE and MSc courses actively seek.
Key Highlights:
• Physics Teaching Assistant: Join a pioneering science support team
• Salary: Circa £29,000 Pro-rata – Exceptional for a graduate position
• Location: Heart of Ealing, superb transport connections
• School Ofsted: Graded Good to Outstanding—known for student progress
• Rapid CPD & career acceleration—tailored for aspiring educators
• Ideal for: Future teachers, educational psychologists, SEN professionals
• Ultra-modern science labs, extensive resources, supportive culture
What You'll Be Doing:
• Delivering focused Physics support in KS3 and KS4 classrooms
• Leading small science intervention groups for high-impact progress
• Setting up experiments and demonstrations with cutting-edge apparatus
• Mentoring and motivating students to spark genuine scientific curiosity
• Collaborating with teachers to design inclusive lesson plans & activities
• Tracking student development and supporting exam preparation
Ideal "Physics Teaching Assistant" for this Ealing School:
• Recent graduate in Physics or a closely related discipline (2:1+ preferred)
• Aspiring teacher, psychologist, or SEN specialist – driven by purpose
• Unwavering commitment to educational advancement and safeguarding
• Natural communicator who builds instant rapport
• Energetic, ambitious, and passionate—ready to raise the bar for students
• Resilient, adaptable and initiative-driven in a high-paced environment
Why Join This Ealing School?:
• Spectacular science faculty rated among the borough’s best
• Daily mentorship from award-winning Physics leaders
• Accessible pathways to teacher training & funded courses
• Vibrant, inclusive staffroom with a genuine sense of community
• Cutting-edge equipment and digital platforms to support your growth
• Places student wellbeing and staff professional development centre stage
Take the leap into a Physics Teaching Assistant role where your passion will ignite real scientific ambition. Accelerate your educational career while shaping the minds who will lead tomorrow’s discoveries. Interviews are ongoing—take your first step towards a landmark career in Ealing now.
Step into a Physics Teaching Assistant role that will fast-track your journey in education, working at the cutting edge of student support in one of Ealing’s most dynamic secondary schools. This is your chance to be the inspirational force behind budding scientists—ideal for a high-achieving graduate ready to make a real difference.
As a Physics Teaching Assistant, you’ll immerse yourself in an energetic science department, collaborating with remarkable educators and benefiting from trailblazing CPD. You'll witness first-hand how transformative support delivers exceptional student outcomes. The school’s Good to Outstanding reputation means your daily efforts are amplified—gaining priceless experience that top PGCE and MSc courses actively seek.
Key Highlights:
• Physics Teaching Assistant: Join a pioneering science support team
• Salary: Circa £29,000 Pro-rata – Exceptional for a graduate position
• Location: Heart of Ealing, superb transport connections
• School Ofsted: Graded Good to Outstanding—known for student progress
• Rapid CPD & career acceleration—tailored for aspiring educators
• Ideal for: Future teachers, educational psychologists, SEN professionals
• Ultra-modern science labs, extensive resources, supportive culture
What You'll Be Doing:
• Delivering focused Physics support in KS3 and KS4 classrooms
• Leading small science intervention groups for high-impact progress
• Setting up experiments and demonstrations with cutting-edge apparatus
• Mentoring and motivating students to spark genuine scientific curiosity
• Collaborating with teachers to design inclusive lesson plans & activities
• Tracking student development and supporting exam preparation
Ideal "Physics Teaching Assistant" for this Ealing School:
• Recent graduate in Physics or a closely related discipline (2:1+ preferred)
• Aspiring teacher, psychologist, or SEN specialist – driven by purpose
• Unwavering commitment to educational advancement and safeguarding
• Natural communicator who builds instant rapport
• Energetic, ambitious, and passionate—ready to raise the bar for students
• Resilient, adaptable and initiative-driven in a high-paced environment
Why Join This Ealing School?:
• Spectacular science faculty rated among the borough’s best
• Daily mentorship from award-winning Physics leaders
• Accessible pathways to teacher training & funded courses
• Vibrant, inclusive staffroom with a genuine sense of community
• Cutting-edge equipment and digital platforms to support your growth
• Places student wellbeing and staff professional development centre stage
Take the leap into a Physics Teaching Assistant role where your passion will ignite real scientific ambition. Accelerate your educational career while shaping the minds who will lead tomorrow’s discoveries. Interviews are ongoing—take your first step towards a landmark career in Ealing now.