University of Oxford Department of Education

15 Norham Gardens, Oxford OX2 6PY

in Science (Physics or Chemistry), English, RE and MFL

Subject scale of £25,889-£31,840 (pro-rata to part-time)

and bursary of £15,000 plus part-time DPhil fees

The University of Oxford Department of Education, which offers one of the most

highly acclaimed PGCE programmes in the UK, seeks applications for a new and

exciting scheme designed to enable thoughtful and successful secondary school

teachers to become university based teacher educators. The scheme will run from

September 1st 2007.

The Fellowships, which will be funded for five years, will include a structured

programme of induction and professional development as a teacher educator plus

research training on a topic relevant to each Fellow’s subject specialism. This will

normally involve undertaking a DPhil in Education. Fees for the DPhil will be covered

by the Teacher Education Research Fellowship scheme. Candidates already holding a

doctorate may also be considered for a Fellowship.

Candidates must have a good first degree, at least three years successful experience

as a secondary school teacher in an appropriate subject and be committed to

developing a career as a research-based teacher educator.

The closing date for receipt of applications is Friday, March 16th 2007.

Contact for informal enquiries:

Dr Hazel Hagger

Director of Graduate Studies — Professional Courses Tel: 01865 274045

Further particulars are available from:

Louise Gully Email: [log in to unmask]

Partnership Administrator Tel/fax: 01865 274021

Equal Opportunities at the University of Oxford As an Equal Opportunity employer, we positively

encourage applications from people of different backgrounds. All our jobs are filled in line with
our equal

opportunities code of practice, which helps us make sure that men and women, people of different

religions or beliefs, ages, racial groups, and those with disabilities are all treated fairly.

Note — this is a copy of an advert which is appearing in The Guardian, Tuesday 6 March 2007

 
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