Business Studies Teacher

Business Studies Teacher - Hounslow
Start Date: September 2025
Contract Type: Permanent or Long-Term (via agency)
Salary: Outer London MPS/UPS

A forward-thinking secondary school in Hounslow is seeking a dynamic and passionate Business Studies Teacher to join its thriving department from September 2025. This is a full-time role, open to experienced teachers and ECTs, with the option of a permanent contract or a long-term agency placement.

The school prides itself on high academic standards, supportive leadership, and a vibrant school community. Students are motivated and enthusiastic, particularly in the Sixth Form where Business Studies is popular.

Business Studies Teacher - Key Responsibilities
* Teach GCSE and A-Level Business Studies, delivering engaging lessons that combine theory with practical real-world applications
* Plan and implement a varied curriculum that develops students' understanding of business principles, entrepreneurship, and economics
* Encourage independent thinking, problem-solving, and analysis through case studies, projects, and presentations
* Contribute to departmental planning, extracurricular activities, and business-related enrichment programs
* Maintain high expectations for student behaviour and academic achievement

The School Offers:
* A supportive and collaborative working environment
* Excellent CPD opportunities and career development pathways
* Modern teaching facilities and resources
* A respectful and motivated student body
* Convenient transport links and on-site parking

Person Specification:
* Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent
* Degree in Business, Economics, or a related subject
* Strong subject knowledge and enthusiasm for Business Studies education
* Effective classroom management and communication skills
* Commitment to supporting student progress and achievement

How to Apply - Business Studies Teacher - Hounslow
To find out more or apply, please contact Anna Opacak on or email your CV to with "Business Studies Teacher - Hounslow" in the subject line.