Animal Welfare & Management Lecturer

Think FE; England; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

Think FE in Worcestershire is recruiting an Animal Welfare & Management Lecturer on a permanent, part-time basis. You will teach animal welfare and management, drawing on solid subject knowledge and practical experience to help learners develop practical skills.

The role involves delivering lessons, preparing resources, assessing work and maintaining records. Two teaching days per week are agreed, with flexibility on which days.

Qualifications

• A relevant degree, HNC or equivalent qualification.
• GCSE Maths and English at grade C/4 or above, or equivalent.
• A teaching qualification, or willingness to undertake teacher training.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to make your subject accessible to learners.

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver Animal Welfare & Management lessons.
• Prepare teaching resources and assess students’ work.
• Monitor progress and support learners with different learning needs.
• Complete course administration and maintain accurate records.
• Support internal verification where required.
• Promote safeguarding, safe working practices and animal welfare.

Skills

Strong communication skills

Teaching ability

Education

Relevant degree or equivalent

GCSE Maths and English (grade C/4) or equivalent

Teaching qualification or willingness to undertake training

Job description

Animal Welfare & Management Lecturer

Location: Worcestershire

Salary: £27,800–£38,900 FTE (actual salary £11,300–£15,800 per annum)

Contract: Permanent, part-time, 15 hours across two days per week

Working days: Two days agreed from Tuesday, Thursday and Friday for this academic year

Think FE is recruiting an Animal Welfare & Management Lecturer for a land-based college in Worcestershire.

You’ll teach animal welfare and management, drawing on your subject knowledge and practical experience to help learners develop their skills. The college welcomes applications from experienced teachers and animal industry professionals who are keen to move into education.

The role

• Plan and deliver Animal Welfare & Management lessons.
• Prepare teaching resources and assess students’ work.
• Monitor progress and support learners with different learning needs.
• Complete course administration and maintain accurate records.
• Support internal verification where required.
• Promote safeguarding, safe working practices and animal welfare.

What you’ll need

• A relevant degree, HNC or equivalent qualification.
• GCSE Maths and English at grade C/4 or above, or equivalent.
• A teaching qualification, or willingness to undertake teacher training.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to make your subject accessible to learners.