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This is an opportunity for Physics graduates with a passion for education to share their knowledge and enthusiasm for the study of Science through a paid position writing and technically checking educational resources that our customers – teachers throughout the UK – will use in their class to teach GCSE and A level Physics.
What you will achieve:
We’re looking for Physics graduates with:
Even without teaching experience, the ideal candidate will be able to apply creative strategies for teachers, taking the content students need to learn and presenting it in an accessible and digestible way.
*To qualify for the higher salary rate you must have 3A*s at A Level and a 1st class degree in the subject, or a completed PGCE, or at least a year’s full-time experience writing similar educational materials.
6 month initial contract starting ASAP. There is a strong possibility of further publishing opportunities for the right candidate – including writing, checking and/or editorial work. 3-month probationary period.
Skills & Qualifications
Essential Skills and Experience
Minimum Qualification Level Required
Additional Desirable Requirements
Experience of writing in a professional context, e.g. freelance educational writing
ZigZag Education is an educational publisher which publishes resources written by teachers, examiners and freelance educational writers. Their primary focus is resources for teachers and students at secondary schools, academies and FE colleges (over 5000 teaching resources) although they support a number of other areas too including Care Homes, Primary Schools, and SEN organisations. Resources generally include a school/college single site copy licence.
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