About this role
A Chemistry Teacher is sought for a nursery and primary school in Rivers. The role involves planning and delivering curriculum-aligned chemistry and integrated science lessons for middle and high school students, with a focus on building scientific knowledge, critical thinking and practical laboratory skills. The teacher will monitor progress, ensure a safe learning environment, and prepare students for internal and external examinations. The school emphasises technology use, dedicated staff, and maintaining high classroom and laboratory standards. The position supports students’ academic, personal, and social development within a safeguarding-aware setting.
What you would do
- Plan and deliver structured lessons for middle and high school learners.
- Prepare lesson plans, schemes of work, and differentiated activities.
- Conduct demonstrations and laboratory experiments and teach proper lab techniques.
- Enforce safety procedures and manage laboratory equipment and chemicals.
- Set and mark assignments, quizzes, tests, and practical reports.
- Track student performance, identify gaps, and provide feedback and interventions.
- Prepare students for examinations such as Cambridge Junior Checkpoint, WAEC, NECO, and Cambridge IGCSE.
- Maintain respectful, inclusive, and well-behaved classrooms.
- Adapt instruction for different abilities and follow safeguarding policies.
- Maintain attendance, assessment, and academic records and monitor laboratory supplies.
What they are asking for
- 2 to 3 years of relevant secondary school teaching experience.
- Experience teaching middle school integrated science and/or high school chemistry.
- Evidence of effective lesson planning, assessment, and classroom management.
- Experience conducting practical experiments and maintaining laboratory safety.
- Experience preparing students for WAEC, NECO, IGCSE, or school examinations.
- Previous experience in a reputable school and familiarity with the curriculum is advantageous.
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