Stem Graduate Teaching Assistant in Wolverhampton, West Midlands

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Wolverhampton

temporary, full-time

£500 - £570 per day

UK working eligibility only.

Working in Wolverhampton, West Midlands

Wolverhampton, in the West Midlands, is a city with a proud industrial past and a growing reputation for modern business and innovation. Traditionally known for its manufacturing and engineering, Wolverhampton has diversified into sectors such as aerospace, logistics, healthcare, retail, and financial services. The city is also part of the wider Black Country economy, benefiting from strong regional investment and regeneration projects. Employment opportunities in Wolverhampton are wide-ranging, with major employers in advanced manufacturing, education, and public services. The city’s location near the M6 and excellent rail links to Birmingham, London, and the North make it an accessible hub for professionals and businesses alike. With a mix of established industries and emerging sectors such as green technology, Wolverhampton offers stability, career growth, and opportunities for skilled workers at every level. Affordable housing and ongoing urban development also make it an attractive place to live and work, supporting its role as a key employment centre in the West Midlands.

About Education

The UK education sector spans schools, colleges, universities, and training providers, offering opportunities for teachers, lecturers, support staff, and administrators. Employers include both public and private institutions, with ongoing demand in STEM subjects, early years, and special educational needs. Careers in education provide the chance to shape future generations while offering job stability, progression, and development opportunities. With increasing emphasis on digital learning and training, roles are diversifying to include online education and specialist tutoring.

STEM Graduate Teaching Assistant – Wolverhampton

Location: Wolverhampton
Role: Full-time, Monday to Friday, 8:30am–3:30pm
Salary: £500–£570 per week
Start Date: September 2025

Are you a recent graduate in Maths, Science, Engineering, Computer Science or a related field, curious about a potential career in education?

Would you like to gain first-hand experience in a secondary school setting, supporting students and developing key teaching skills – all while making a genuine difference?

A thriving secondary school in Wolverhampton is looking for a motivated and passionate STEM Graduate Teaching Assistant to join their team in September. The school serves a vibrant and diverse community, welcoming students from Year 7 through to Sixth Form. With a strong local reputation and a commitment to high standards, it’s the ideal environment for a graduate eager to explore the teaching profession.

Why This School?

A well-respected and oversubscribed school known for high academic expectations and a supportive ethos
Excellent facilities, a dedicated staff team, and a strong culture of inclusion and personal development
A welcoming environment for graduates looking to gain meaningful school-based experience before teacher training

Who We’re Looking For

To strengthen their STEM provision and inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, and mathematicians, the school is seeking a graduate who:

Holds a 2:1 or higher degree in Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Engineering, Computer Science or a related subject
Has a genuine interest in working with young people and exploring a career in education
Possesses strong communication skills and an enthusiastic, proactive attitude
Is willing to learn, reflect and adapt to support students with different learning needs
(Desirable) Has previous experience working with young people, though this is not essential

The Role – STEM Graduate Teaching Assistant

As a STEM Graduate Teaching Assistant, you will play an active role in supporting teaching and learning in your subject area. You will:

Deliver 1:1 and small-group academic interventions in STEM subjects
Help students prepare for GCSE and A-Level exams, offering tailored support to boost progress
Work closely with experienced subject teachers and pastoral staff
Build your classroom confidence and develop your leadership and teaching skills
Gain valuable experience ahead of a teacher training pathway starting in 2026

This role is more than a job – it’s a chance to explore your passion for education, inspire students to reach their potential, and lay the foundations for a rewarding teaching career.