The United Kingdom has a vast history of its own, unique geography and ample multicultural diversity, especially within London. Teaching Humanities here offers teachers a wider range of resources, including sites to visit to help illustrate points.
Teaching Key Stage 3 Humanities is usually broken up into History, Geography and Religious Studies in an aim to provide high-quality education that inspires students as well as open their minds.
As with all A-level subjects, the likes of Psychology, Classical Civilisation and Sociology aim to provide pupils with a critical thinking skills and in-depth knowledge of subjects in which they have an interest. Teaching Humanities at this stage helps students develop an enthusiasm that they will hopefully follow into university level and careers in areas such as Law, Archaeology and Leisure and Tourism.
To be eligible for a Humanities teacher job, you must:
- hold a teaching qualification equivalent to a PGCE.
- be able to provide two current references.
- if applicable, have a relevant visa allowing you to undertake work in the UK.
Candidates unable to meet these requirements will not be considered.
*These posts are subject to an enhanced DBS disclosure: World Class Teachers are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children.