Online Health & Social Care Teacher (WJEC) - Welsh & English Medium

Dubizzle Limited; Remote; GBP 4,000 - 24,000; Part time

Job summary

An educational organization is seeking qualified teachers to deliver Health and Social Care online lessons. The role requires QTS and encourages applications from bilingual Welsh/English teachers. Enjoy flexible scheduling with no lesson planning; all resources provided. Competitive pay of £24.20 per lesson, with potential earnings of £4,700 - £23,600 p.a. based on availability. Work from home and benefit from comprehensive training.

Benefits

Flexible schedule

Comprehensive training

Competitive pay

Work from home

Qualifications

• Must hold Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) in the UK.
• Experience delivering Health and Social Care content.
• Ability to teach through the medium of Welsh is highly desirable.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality Health and Social Care lessons.
• Engage and assess students in an online setting.
• Commit to delivering between 5 and 25 lessons per week.

Skills

Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)

Experience in Health and Social Care

Ability to teach in Welsh

Tech readiness

Job description

Take back control of your teaching career.

Join our client’s vision for an education system that enables any child, anywhere to achieve their potential. We are urgently recruiting qualified, motivated, and professional teachers to deliver WJEC Health and Social Care, with a specific high demand for those capable of teaching through the medium of Welsh (cyfrwng Cymraeg).

If you are a qualified teacher looking for a flexible, home-based role where the lesson planning is done for you, this is your opportunity.

About the Role This is "real teaching" in a purpose-built online classroom – not just a video call. You focus on the students; we handle the curriculum.

• Subject Focus: You will deliver high-quality Health and Social Care lessons (WJEC specification).
• Language: We strongly encourage applications from bilingual teachers (Welsh/English) as well as English-medium specialists.
• Resources Provided: All schemes of learning and resources are pre-created. Your job is to deliver, engage, and assess – not to plan from scratch.
• Flexibility: As a self-employed teacher, you commit to delivering between 5 and 25 lessons per week, primarily between 08:30 and 17:00.

The Process We do not post standard "job roles" but invite you to apply to our self-employed pool. The process includes an interview, a platform training session, and a 'Microteach' (lesson observation). Successful candidates will complete an asynchronous induction course.

Essential Efficiency Criteria To ensure an immediate start for our students, we are currently only accepting applications from candidates who meet the following strict criteria:

• DBS: You must hold an Enhanced DBS that is currently registered on the Update Service.
• UK-Based History: You must not require international police checks or Certificates of Good Conduct (i.e., no recent work history abroad that would trigger additional safer recruitment delays).
• Availability: You must be available to start immediately following the induction process.

Qualifications & Experience

• QTS is Mandatory: You must hold Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) in the UK.
• Subject Specialism: Experience delivering Health and Social Care, specifically the WJEC specification.
• Welsh Language: Ability to teach through the medium of Welsh is highly desirable.
• Tech Ready: You must have a reliable laptop/PC, a stable internet connection, and a headset.

Competitive Pay: Earn £24.20 per 45-minute lesson (approx. £32/hr pro-rata). OTE £4,700 - £23,600 p.a. based on part-time vs full-schedule availability.

Zero Lesson Planning: All resources and schemes of work are created for you.

Remote Working: Work from the comfort of your own home.

Professional Development: Comprehensive training on our purpose-built online teaching platform.

Autonomy: Choose a schedule that fits your lifestyle (within the 08:30–17:00 window).