Vacancies
Science Oxford is the public-facing brand of The Oxford Trust, a charitable trust that was set up nearly forty years ago with a mission to encourage the pursuit of science, and runs its STEM education and engagement programmes.
It’s an exciting place to work, with busy programmes of activity across three core areas of innovation, education and engagement. You can meet our team here.
We have lots of opportunities for you to get involved with Science Oxford; whether it’s as a volunteer, a business partner or as a member of staff when vacancies come up. We are an Oxford Living Wage Employer.
Current vacancies
Head of Education
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Previous applicants will bot be considered.
The Oxford Trust is looking for an experienced education professional with a passion for inspiring the next generation about Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) for the role of Head of Education.
Central to The Oxford Trust’s Education and Engagement team, the Head of Education will lead the Science Oxford outreach education staff and programme portfolio, which caters primarily for 3-11 year-olds and includes extensive STEM outreach delivery (workshops and shows) in primary schools across Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire, as well as a comprehensive science-based continuing professional development offering for primary school teachers. The role will also include overseeing the redevelopment and delivery of the STEM careers programme for secondary-aged students (ages 11-18), which aims to raise STEM career aspirations and enhance STEM skills.
The role would suit an individual with a primary teacher qualification, STEM-related experience and someone who can demonstrate strong leadership and management skills. A track record of leading teacher professional development activity would be advantageous. Applicants should live within an hour’s travel time to the Science Oxford Centre.
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
Volunteers
If you’re interested in volunteering with Science Oxford, visit our Volunteers page to find out more about the many ways you can get involved.
If you’re a scientist or engineer who is interested in working with schools, please contact [email protected]