About this role
This is not a typical Maths teaching role. At Ace Education Manchester, part of the Angel Meadow School Group, you will teach small groups of 3–5 pupils in a calm, structured alternative provision setting.
This role is based at Ace Education Manchester (Alternative Provision), while being advertised under the wider Angel Meadow School Group as part of our growing specialist provision across Manchester and Salford. Our pupils often present with SEMH needs, anxiety, school avoidance and disrupted educational experiences. Your role is not just to teach Maths — it’s to rebuild confidence, re-engage learners and create consistent, positive routines that allow pupils to succeed.
The Role
You will deliver Maths across KS3 and KS4, including Functional Skills and GCSE pathways, adapting your teaching to meet a wide range of needs.
You will:
Teach very small groups (typically 3–5 pupils)
Deliver engaging, accessible Maths lessons
Adapt teaching for SEMH and SEND needs
Build strong, consistent relationships with pupils
Work alongside mentors and support staff to personalise learning
Track and support pupil progress in a meaningful, manageable way
Maintain a calm, structured learning environment
Why This Role Is Different
Small classes – typically 3–5 pupils
Shorter day – 08:30 to 14:30
Reduced marking and admin
Strong behaviour support – no chaotic corridors or large classes
Relationship-led approach at the core of everything we do
About Us
Ace Education Manchester is a specialist SEMH Alternative Provision for pupils aged 11–16 and forms part of the Angel Meadow School Group, a growing specialist education provider across Manchester and Salford.
We provide highly personalised teaching, mentoring and structured support to help pupils re-engage with education and achieve meaningful outcomes.
Who We’re Looking For
We are looking for a Maths Teacher who:
Can build strong relationships with pupils
Is calm, consistent and resilient
Understands (or is willing to learn) SEM