Secondary BTEC Business Teacher

Job Summary

An outstanding an inspirational teacher is required for August 2025 to join our Enterprise Faculty; Business, Economics, Computer Science, Computing and Digital Skills. This is a predominantly Business Studies role teaching across the faculty, with either an IT or Computer Science commitment. Business is taught Year 9 to Year 13, including IGCSE, IB, and BTEC Level 1 – 3. With strong uptake for Key Stage 4 and Sixth Form, this is a highly successful and growing faculty. We are an inclusive international school committed to ‘success for all’, offering diverse programmes to meet the needs of our learners.  

The successful candidate will be passionate about learning and committed to making a difference to the lives of the young people in their care. They will be a reflective practitioner and an effective collaborator, relentless in the pursuit of ‘better’ practice. We are a school with a strong sense of community amongst staff and students. Staff contribute to our pastoral care and well-being programme and to our co-curricular programme, making a full contribution to our vibrant community. A curriculum leadership role may be available, and candidates are advised to indicate experience and interest.  

Core Requirements

In fulfilling the requirements of the post, the Secondary School Teacher will aspire to the highest standards of
professionalism and will, in particular:

• Generate excitement and passion for learning in students and the wider school community;

• Inspire trust and confidence in students, colleagues and parents;

• Engage and motivate students to be ambitious for themselves and others;

• Be committed to helping students progress;

• Be committed to high achievement for students of a wide range of language skills, learning dispositions and

• educational needs;

• Be relentless in the quest for excellence, using achievement and progress data to design challenging

• learning;

• Use technology effectively in the classroom to enhance learning;

• Strive to develop the quality of students’ personal and interpersonal skills;

• Contribute to school improvement in line with the school’s strategic plan;

• Contribute to the development of the curriculum;

• Develop and deploy resources efficiently and effectively;

• Promote the school mission and values and those of the NAE family of schools.

Areas of Responsibility and Key Tasks

Planning, Teaching and Learning
Maximise learning by:

• Inspiring students to be passionate, curious, exited learners.
• Setting consistently high standards through the communication of high expectation and positive relationships;
• Develop effective approaches to learning in students;
• Monitoring, evaluating and developing teaching;
• Planning effective teaching programmes which provide exemplary learning opportunities within and beyond the classroom;
• Demonstrate responsive teaching to ensure learning is adapted to suit the needs of students;
• Identifying and supporting individual learning needs, liaising with EAL and Learning Support specialists when appropriate;
• Maintaining high levels of behaviour that encourage learning;
• Effectively promoting home learning and co-curricular learning opportunities;
• Establishing a purposeful and safe learning environment;
• Using technology to enhance and transform learning.

Tracking, Assessment, Recording, Reporting

• Make effective use of assessment, formative and summative, to plan challenging learning opportunities for all students;
• Provide effective, regular feedback to students on learning;
• Collect and use data to enhance teaching and learning and secure student progress;
• Monitor and record student learning to ensure ongoing progress, setting challenging targets;
• Accurately report on progress to students, parents and colleagues, meeting deadlines to support school
  processes;
• Effectively communicate progress and areas for development in consultations with parents and students.

Student Care and Guidance

• Establish a safe, purposeful learning environment for all students;
• Invest time in establishing the strengths, interests and aspirations of learners to maximise their success in school and contribute to their sense of belonging.
• Ensure that students are supported through challenges;
• Promote the progress and well-being of all students;
• Contribute to the preparation of action plans and other support mechanisms;
• Alert appropriate staff to problems experienced by students and make recommendations as to how these
• may be resolved;
• Communicate effectively with parents and liaise with other staff as appropriate.

Co-Curricular Activities

• Support the life of the school beyond the classroom;
• Lead one (or more) after school activities per week;
• Participate in residential and curriculum trips;
• Contribute to whole school cross faculty learning initiatives.

Other Requirements

• Contribute positively to the morale and community spirit of the school;

• Collaborate effectively in different teams;

• Assist in whole school marketing initiatives and contribute to the growth of the school;

• Operate at all times within the stated policies and practices of the school;

• Maintain an up-to-date knowledge of evidence-based pedagogy;

• Demonstrate agency in identifying and seeking professional learning through a cycle of professional reflection and growth.

• Keep knowledge of wider curriculum developments up to date;

• Undertake professional learning to enhance student learning and well-being as required;

• Meet responsibilities with regard to health and safety, equal opportunities and other relevant legislation and conform to professional and ethical requirements;

• Any other appropriate duties as allocated by the Head of Secondary/School Principal.

Person Specification

Qualifications/Training

• Bachelor degree level or above.
• Qualified Teacher Status.

Experience

• Proven track record with at least two years' teaching experience.
• Demonstrate evidence of innovating and adapting curricula to engage students and enable them to perform highly.
• Experience of working with the National Curriculum for England and (I)GSCE.
• Working in partnership with parents.

Skills

• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Ability to engage students and enable them to perform highly.
• Strong organisation skills and time management.
• Effective use of IT for learning and administration.

Personal Attributes

• Committed to and a role model for the school mission and values
• Passionate about education and young people.
• Evidence of commitment to professional learning.
• Intercultural understanding and appreciation of diversity

Other

• Hold a current Enhanced Criminal Records Bureau Disclosure or equivalent for countries lived in outside of the UK.

• Compliance with visa requirements for working in Singapore.

• A commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all pupils and the willingness to undertake appropriate child protection training when required.