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Non-specialists teaching physics

Most chemistry, biology and general science teachers are likely to have to teach physics to some level. When you are considering a position, you might want to consider some of these issues.

  • There is a shortage of specialist physics teachers in schools
  • Using your NQT year to get your teaching right
  • Where to find help with teaching physics in your NQT year and beyond
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