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Science Technician | Mixed Comprehensive School | Swanley, Kent


Job Location:

Kent - UK

Monthly Salary: Not provided by the employer
Posted: 23 September 2026 (18 hours ago)
Application Deadline: 21 December 2026
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Role: Science Technician
Location: Swanley Kent
Contract: Full-Time Temporary
Start Date: ASAP
Salary: Competitive school support staff rate

A mixed comprehensive school in Swanley is seeking a Science Technician to provide short-term support to its busy Science Department. The role would suit an experienced technician or someone with relevant laboratory experience.

The Role
  • Daily preparation: Prepare equipment and resources for practical lessons throughout the school day.

  • Practical support: Assist teaching staff with setting up demonstrations and experiments.

  • Equipment management: Check apparatus and maintain accurate records of equipment.

  • Laboratory safety: Help maintain safe tidy and secure laboratory environments.

  • Stock control: Assist with deliveries storage and monitoring of science supplies.

The Candidate
  • Practical experience: Previous laboratory or technical experience would be advantageous.

  • Well organised: Able to respond quickly to changing practical requirements.

  • Safety conscious: Takes a careful approach to chemicals equipment and laboratory procedures.

  • Adaptable: Comfortable supporting different teachers and science subjects.

The Environment
  • Comprehensive school: Diverse student population and a broad secondary science curriculum.

  • Busy department: Regular practical work requiring efficient technical preparation.

  • Supportive workplace: Work alongside teaching and technical staff.

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