Geography Teacher – Birmingham (independent School) – January 2026

Birmingham, United Kingdom

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Job Description

An exceptional independent school in Birmingham is looking to appoint a Teacher of Geography from January 2026. Known for its academic strength and vibrant co-curricular life, the school provides an environment where both teachers and students thrive.
About the School
Situated in one of Birmingham's most desirable areas, the school offers superb facilities, strong community values and a tradition of academic success. Pupils are inquisitive, respectful and ambitious, with Geography enjoying strong uptake in the Sixth Form.
The Department
The Geography department is energetic and academically driven. Staff work collaboratively to deliver a curriculum that develops global awareness, analytical skill and curiosity.
The department includes:

modern classrooms with excellent digital resources
a central Humanities breakout area for discussion and research
GIS software used across GCSE and A-Level
well-organised fieldwork programmes (urban, rural and coastal)

The Role
You will teach Geography across KS3-KS5, contributing to curriculum development, fieldwork planning and enrichment. The school strongly values a global outlook and encourages teachers to bring real-world issues into classroom discussion.
Person Specification

QTS or equivalent with strong Geography subject knowledge
Ability to inspire understanding of physical and human processes
A reflective teacher with high expectations
Someone who contributes positively to department culture

Benefits

competitive independent school salary
small class sizes
excellent pastoral and SLT support
free lunch, CPD investment and priority access to facilities

This is a superb opportunity for a Geography Teacher who wants to teach in a well-resourced, intellectually ambitious setting.
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