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When evaluating job opportunities as a physics teacher, consider factors such as the school's location, student population, resources and facilities, opportunities for professional development, and the level of support provided by the school and its leadership team.
To work as a physics teacher in the UK, you will typically need a degree in physics or a related field, a teaching qualification such as a PGCE, and relevant classroom experience.
Physics teachers may find work in a variety of settings, including primary and secondary schools, sixth form colleges, and international schools. They may also have opportunities to teach specialized courses such as astrophysics or quantum mechanics.
