Betterteam logo Job DescriptionsEducation and Training Job Descriptions Science Teacher Job Description Learn about the key requirements, duties, responsibilities, and skills that should be in a science teacher job description By PAUL PETERS, Updated Apr 30, 2021 Science teacher conduct new experiments with a group of students using a microscope Science teachers help middle and high school learners understand scientific phenomena. They create engaging lessons, explain complex concepts simply, and enrich classroom time by using experiments. Science Teachers encourage students to be curious and to have respect for the natural world. Special Offer Try Betterteam Try Betterteam Post your jobs to 100+ job boards Reach over 250 million candidates. Get candidates in hours, not days. Science Teacher Job Description Template We are searching for a capable and trustworthy science teacher to join our excellent faculty. The science teacher’s responsibilities include developing interesting lesson plans and curricula, collaborating with other teachers, completing student assessments, and addressing any performance issues. You should be able to teach students from varied cultural backgrounds and handle sensitive lessons without being squeamish. To be successful as a science teacher, you should be a curious, lifelong learner with a passion for discovering new things. Outstanding candidates have a deep respect for the natural world and the ability to inspire this same respect in their students. Science Teacher Responsibilities: Designing, developing, and delivering quality lesson plans and curricula that adhere to national and school guidelines. Drawing up suitable assessments and delivering helpful feedback to students, parents, and other teachers. Establishing classroom, lab, and field trip rules and regulations and ensuring that all students understand what is expected of them. Setting up demonstrations and assisting and supervising students while they conduct experiments. Providing extra resources, support, and interventions for students who are struggling. Ensuring all permission slips are signed in a timely manner and acting as a field trip chaperone when required. Grading papers, updating records, and handling various administrative tasks. Creating an environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and voicing concerns. Assisting with the recruitment and training of all new teachers and providing support to student teachers. Participating in other school activities and regularly communicating with parents.