A lecturer post within Colchester Institute's adult community delivery work, teaching skills to unemployed, employed and self-employed adults. The core of the job is designing and running short programmes, such as SWAPs and employability courses, plus formal qualifications and workshops. Teaching happens on campuses, in Job Centres and in community organisations, with flexible work alongside employers and partners. Fit depends on a level 3 in adult community learning or equivalent, and a teaching qualification or willingness to gain one.
What the job involves
- Plan and deliver teaching suited to individual learners' needs, keeping attendance records and a positive learning environment
- Design and deliver short programmes, including SWAPs, employability and upskilling programmes
- Deliver formal qualifications, bespoke courses and workshops
- Prepare and tailor teaching and learning materials to meet learner needs
- Track and monitor learner progress and give effective feedback
- Build learners' confidence and support them into employment, career progression or upskilling
- Deliver across college campuses, Job Centres and community organisations
- Create an enjoyable learning experience that shows the personal benefits of new knowledge
- Maintain high expectations of learners' work, commitment and conduct
- Contribute to subject, programme and project delivery teams
- Work flexibly with colleagues, employers and partners to respond to local skills needs
- Continuously evaluate and improve the quality of teaching and learning using staff development, observation and performance reviews
Qualifications
- Level 3 or above in adult community learning or equivalent
- Level 2 English and maths, GCSE grade 4 or C, or equivalent
- Teaching qualification or willingness to work towards one
Experience
- Evidence of well-planned and effective delivery of differentiated learning
- Teaching or training experience with high levels of success
What’s offered
- Investment in staff growth and development
- Staff development and observation programmes
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Contact Details:
The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team
