Teaching jobs in Swindon are in abundance. Since setting up our Class People office in this Wiltshire town, we’ve been inundated with requests from schools and nurseries to find inspiring teachers to join their workforce. Having spent considerable time in this wonderful Cotswold town, we’re excited to explore opportunities to partner teaching professionals and the schools in the area to achieve education excellence all round.
Swindon may be a small town, but it has a lot to offer - both to inspire your educational practice, and for your own enjoyment outside of teaching! Perhaps Swindon’s most famous attraction is STEAM - the Museum of the Great Western Railway, which offers a wonderful education programme, including “We'll Meet Again - A Unique Wartime Day for Schools” - great for History teachers wanting to educate their pupils on wartime history. Swindon is also particularly popular for engineering, and as a result, is a great place for teachers who specialise in STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) subjects. For ICT teachers, The Museum of Computing also has a fantastic
education programme for school visits, giving pupils the chance to fully explore and take part in an age-suitable workshop. Roves farm also welcomes teachers and pupils for school visits, from tractor trailer rides and animal feeds. For art teachers, Swindon has its own Museum and Art Gallery, and for a fun yet educational day out for Geography and learning outside the classroom initiatives,
Jungle Parc promises exciting orientation and physical challenges for schools. So by exploring teaching jobs in Swindon, you really are opening up your chances of an inspiring and exciting career.
Outside of its promising educational offerings, Swindon also has some great social and leisure opportunities; from nightlife including pubs, clubs and bars, to a selection of beautiful parks and gardens that contribute to what makes the Cotswolds so famous throughout the UK. In fact, Swindon Borough Council has committed to going
carbon neutral by 2030, so you can expect this to be a constant!