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Address Line 1 | 5-7 Evington Street, Leicester, LE2 0SA |
City | Leicester |
Website | https://school.alislamia.org.uk |
Closing Date | 08-Nov-2025 |
Job Position: | Teacher |
Gender | Any |
Qualification | Appropriate Certification as per Job Criteria |
Salary | £ 17,466.40-20,122.64 Per Annum |
Language: |
English |
Eligible to work in: |
United Kingdom |
Pension Provision | no |
Confidential | no |
Accomodation Details : |
Legal Check | no |
Jobs Details
Primary Class Teacher - Unqualified Teacher, Graduate Trainees, ECT or
Qualified Teacher at Al-Islamia Institute for Education
About the Role:
1x KS2 Class Teacher - Full Time (Mon-Thurs: 8.10-2.55; Fri: 8.10-2.35)
1x KS1 Class Teacher - Part Time (Wed: 10.00-2.50; Thurs: 8.10-2.55; Fri: 8.10-2.35)
Are you a:
- Graduate with recent primary education experience looking to achieve your Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
through an apprenticeship route?
- A newly qualified teacher (ECT) seeking a supportive school in which to complete your Early Career
Framework (ECF)?
- An experienced, qualified teacher who is passionate about delivering excellent teaching and learning and
inspiring the next generation of leaders?
At Al-Islamia Institute for Education, we pride ourselves on offering an excellent academic education rooted in
Islamic values. We are now recruiting for teaching positions open to outstanding candidates at various stages of
their professional journey.
We are looking for someone who will:
• Plan and deliver high-quality, engaging, and inclusive lessons to KS2 pupils.
• Set high expectations for pupils' achievement and behaviour.
• Focus on securing excellent outcomes through a knowledge-rich curriculum and robust assessment
strategies.
• Embed Islamic values and character education across learning experiences.
• Take an active role in wider school life, including extra-curricular activities, assemblies, and theme days.
• Collaborate closely with colleagues to improve practice and contribute to curriculum development.
• Support and promote a strong safeguarding culture across the school community.
Who can apply?
Graduate Candidates (seeking QTS via a paid apprenticeship route) with a minimum 2:1 degree (or equivalent)
and recent, relevant experience working in primary settings. Following a probationary period, you will receive in-
school support to undertake a fully funded teacher apprenticeship, with protected study time each week.
Early Career Teachers (ECTs) already holding QTS by August 2025. You will complete your ECF Induction with the support of experienced mentors and receive a tailored CPD programme, linked to the Early Career Framework and school improvement priorities.
Experienced Teachers with a strong track record of delivering excellent outcomes. Following a probationary
period, you will either be offered robust in-school support to complete a teacher-degree qualification or continue
to develop your leadership skills in a school committed to nurturing future leaders, with opportunities for subject
leadership or school-wide projects.
Person Specification
Essential:
• Recent experience delivering or supporting the Primary National Curriculum 2014.
• Strong commitment to inclusive, high-quality education and professional development.
• A clear commitment to upholding safeguarding principles and maintaining a safe school environment.
• Dedication to embedding Islamic values within learning experiences.
• Eligibility to work in the UK (visa sponsorship not available).
Desirable:
• Undergraduate degree (2:1) or equivalent
• QTS
• Familiarity with Islamic pedagogy, Tarbiyah frameworks, and/or faith-based education settings.
• Experience delivering high-impact interventions, leading curriculum areas, or mentoring others.
Salary and Benefits
Salary: £17,466.40-£20,122.64 pro rata
Professional Development:
• Fully funded Teacher Apprenticeship or QTS with paid study time.
• Full ECF induction programme with experienced mentors.
• Leadership coaching and opportunities for experienced staff.
• Accredited learning opportunities.
We offer:
- Supportive Faith-Based Environment: Committed to staff well-being, professional development, and high
aspirations.
- Faith-Enhanced Curriculum: Opportunities to integrate and celebrate Islamic values across the curriculum.
Safer Recruitment Commitment
Al-Islamia Institute for Education is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all its pupils.
• All appointments will be subject to enhanced DBS checks, prohibition from teaching checks, identity
verification, qualification verification, and satisfactory references.
• Shortlisted candidates will be asked to complete a self-disclosure form regarding criminal records or
relevant safeguarding information prior to interview.
We expect all staff to promote the highest standards of safeguarding, professionalism, and integrity.
Recruitment Process
Phase 1:
• Virtual interview exploring values, professional experiences, and aspirations.
Phase 2:
• School visit and completion of a short observed teaching task.
• Panel interview focusing on curriculum knowledge, safeguarding, and contribution to school life.
How to Apply
Please send your CV and completed cover letter (outlining your suitability and aspirations) to:
rasheda.haq@alislamia.org.uk, addressed to the Recruitment Team/Rasheda Apa.
Interviews will be conducted throughout the application timeframe. The school reserves the right to close the vacancy before the deadline when a suitable candidate is appointed.
Exprerience Details
Person Specification
Essential:
• Recent experience delivering or supporting the Primary National Curriculum 2014.
• Strong commitment to inclusive, high-quality education and professional development.
• A clear commitment to upholding safeguarding principles and maintaining a safe school environment.
• Dedication to embedding Islamic values within learning experiences.
• Eligibility to work in the UK (visa sponsorship not available).
Desirable:
• Undergraduate degree (2:1) or equivalent
• QTS
• Familiarity with Islamic pedagogy, Tarbiyah frameworks, and/or faith-based education settings.
• Experience delivering high-impact interventions, leading curriculum areas, or mentoring others.