Teacher of Humanities

<P><SPAN><STRONG>Teacher of Humanities</STRONG></SPAN></P><DIV><P><STRONG>Salary:</STRONG> £180 - £250 per day / Pay to Scale (annum)<BR> <STRONG>Contract Type:</STRONG> Temp to Perm<BR> <STRONG>Location: </STRONG>Hertfordshire</P><P><STRONG>Bring curiosity, culture, and critical thinking to life!</STRONG><BR> CER is excited to be recruiting a dynamic <STRONG>Humanities Teacher (QTS)</STRONG> for a vibrant and ambitious secondary school in Hertfordshire. If you're passionate about subjects like Geography, History, or Religious Studies and motivated by the chance to ignite curiosity in today's learners then this role offers a rewarding opportunity to make your mark in a supportive school environment.</P><H3><STRONG>What You'll Do</STRONG></H3><UL><LI>Deliver engaging, creative, and inclusive Humanities lessons across KS3 (and KS4 depending on experience).</LI><LI>Inspire students to explore the world, understand human behaviour, and think critically about society.</LI><LI>Design and deliver well planned lessons aligned to the curriculum with the freedom to bring your own style and passion.</LI><LI>Assess and monitor progress to help every student achieve their potential.</LI><LI>Build a classroom environment where students feel valued, empowered, and excited to learn.</LI><LI>Play an active role in wider school life from enrichment clubs to field trips and cross curricular projects.</LI></UL><H3><STRONG>What We're Looking For</STRONG></H3><UL><LI>QTS and experience teaching Humanities subjects (History, Geography, RS) at KS3/KS4.</LI><LI>Strong subject knowledge and genuine enthusiasm for your specialist area.</LI><LI>A confident classroom practitioner with excellent communication and behaviour management skills.</LI><LI>Someone reflective, committed, and eager to grow professionally.</LI><LI>A teacher who can inspire curiosity, challenge thinking, and support students of all abilities.</LI></UL><H3> <STRONG>Why Join CER?</STRONG></H3><P>We don't just place teachers, we invest in them!</P><UL><LI><STRONG>Competitive pay</STRONG> with flexible payment options including weekly pay.</LI><LI>A <STRONG>dedicated Consultant</STRONG> who knows local schools and advocates for your success.</LI><LI><STRONG>£250 Refer a Friend bonus</STRONG> - no limit on referrals.</LI><LI>Priority access to vacancies in <STRONG>exclusive partnered Multi Academy Trusts</STRONG>.</LI><LI>Access to additional perks including discount codes, cashback offers, and insurance schemes via our payroll partners.</LI><LI>Opportunities to secure long term stability through <STRONG>temp to perm pathways</STRONG>.</LI></UL><H3>Safeguarding</H3><P>CER is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. Successful applicants will be required to undertake an enhanced DBS check and provide suitable references.</P><H3>How to Apply</H3><P>To apply, please submit your CV or register your interest with CER today. </P><P><EM>CER is an equal opportunities employer and is committed to providing an inclusive and professional service for all. All pay rates stated are inclusive of rolled up holiday pay.</EM></P></DIV>

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