Subject Tutor – Art / Creative Arts / Design in Lingfield

Subject Tutor (Art / Creative Arts / Design)– Lingfield, Surrey

£34408.92 5 per annum

Term-Time only (38weeks per year)

Full-time

St. Piers is committed to safeguarding and protecting our students and promotes the welfare of all learners. All recruitment activities follow theguidance outlined inKeeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE), and Safer Recruitment (NSPCC). All successful applicants aresubject to completion of our pre-employment screening and vetting process, in full. This includes a relevantDisclosure Certificate (DBS) with relevantBarring Service checks, and referencingbeforeemployment can commence.

Help our students believe in what is possible

This is an exciting time to join St Piers College.

Building on strong foundations, we are continuing to develop our specialist provision and are looking for an outstanding Subject Tutor in Art, Creative Arts, Design or a related area to be part of the next stage of our journey.

At St Piers, education does not work in isolation. Our tutors work alongside therapy, health and residential colleagues as part of a skilled multidisciplinary team, creating personalised learning experiences which enable students with SEND and complex needs to achieve, develop their independence and prepare for adulthood.

We are looking for someone who shares our belief that every student can achieve, thrive and succeed.

About the role

As a Subject Tutor, you will use your creativity, subject expertise and teaching skills to create meaningful and ambitious learning experiences for our students.

You will:

• plan and deliver engaging, personalised and high-quality teaching;
• teach Art, Creative Arts, Design or a related subject area, alongside wider learning linked to independence, community inclusion, employment, health and wellbeing;
• deliver accredited learning within the College's qualification framework;
• assess and monitor students' progress from their individual starting points;
• contribute to EHCP targets, reviews and reporting;
• adapt teaching, resources and the learning environment to meet individual needs;
• promote independence, communication, engagement and wellbeing;
• work closely with education, therapy, health, residential colleagues, families and other professionals; and
• contribute to the continued development of your subject area and the wider College.

This is an opportunity to do more than teach a subject. You will help students develop their confidence, skills, creativity and independence, and see the impact of your work in their everyday lives.

Who are we looking for?

Excellent tutors can come from different backgrounds, and we welcome applicants whose careers have developed within either mainstream or specialist education.

You will have a relevant qualification in Art, Creative Arts, Design or a related subject area, together with a Level 5 Diploma in Education and Training, QTS, Certificate in Education or equivalent teaching qualification, or be working towards one.

We are particularly interested in people who can demonstrate:

• experience of planning and delivering learning for students with SEND;
• strong lesson planning, assessment and progress-tracking skills;
• the ability to adapt teaching creatively around individual needs;
• high expectations for students' learning and achievement;
• effective communication and collaborative working;
• the confidence to support and direct colleagues within the learning environment; and
• a genuine commitment to students' wellbeing, independence and success.

Experience of autism, neurodivergence, PMLD or complex learning needs would be particularly valuable.

Above all, we are looking for someone who is patient, adaptable, creative and ambitious for our students.

Why St Piers?

St Piers is a specialist education, residential and therapy provision in Lingfield, Surrey and forms part of Young Epilepsy.

What makes St Piers distinctive is the way our teams work together. Education, therapy, health and residential colleagues collaborate around each young person, giving our tutors access to expertise and support that can make a genuine difference to teaching, learning and outcomes.

In return, you will join a collaborative and supportive environment with a strong sense of purpose and opportunities to continue developing professionally.

Benefits include:

• comprehensive training and development opportunities;
• genuine opportunities for career progression;
• occupational pension scheme;
• free onsite parking;
• subsidised onsite dining;
• Simplyhealth cashback plan;
• gym membership options;
• employee assistance programme; and
• access to the Pluxee Employee Benefits Platform.

Come and meet us

We strongly encourage prospective applicants to visit St Piers College and experience for themselves what makes it such a distinctive place to learn and work.

To arrange an informal visit or conversation about the role, please contact Franky Baptie, Head of St Piers College, at fbaptie@stpiers.org.uk.

If you are looking for a role where you can combine your creativity and subject expertise with high-quality teaching and genuine impact, we would be delighted to hear from you.

Young Epilepsy reserves the right to withdraw this vacancy early.

Depending on the amount of interestit is not always possible to respond to everyone who applies. We will do our utmost to respond to as many people as possible.

Young Epilepsy strives to employ people who reflect the community it serves; therefore, applications from minority groups and people with disabilities are particularly welcomed.

Young Epilepsy is the operating name of the National Centre for Young People with Epilepsy. Registered Charity No: 311877 (England and Wales).

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