Apprentice Lecturer - Social Care

North East Combined Authority; Tees Valley; Hybrid; GBP 25,000 - 31,000; Full time

Job summary

Hartlepool College of Further Education is seeking an experienced practitioner from adult social care, children’s services, community care, supported living, or related services to join our Health, Care and Education team. No teaching qualification is required.

We will fully support the successful candidate to complete the nationally recognised Learning and Skills Teacher Apprenticeship while gaining valuable classroom experience.

Qualifications

• Experienced practitioner from adult social care, children’s services, community care, supported living, residential care, or related services.
• No teaching qualification is required; training will be provided to complete the Learning and Skills Teacher Apprenticeship.
• Suitable for experienced social care professionals looking to move into education.

Skills

Social care experience

Communication skills

Willingness to teach

Job description

Post Title: Apprentice Lecturer – Social Care

Reporting To: Head of School – Health, Care and Education

Salary: Up to £27,839.42 per annum

Hours: Full-time, 37 hours per week, Fixed Term 18 Months

Holidays: 47 days + bank holidays

The Specific Nature of the Role

Are you an experienced social care professional looking to share your knowledge and inspire the next generation of the workforce?

Hartlepool College of Further Education is seeking an experienced practitioner from adult social care, children’s services, community care, supported living, residential care, or related services to join our Health, Care and Education team. No teaching qualification is required. We will fully support the successful candidate to complete the nationally recognised Learning and Skills Teacher Apprenticeship while gaining valuable classroom experience. This opportunity is particularly suitable for experienced Social Workers, Registered or Deputy Care Managers, Senior Practitioners, Care Coordinators, Team Leaders, Family Support Practitioners, Children's Residential Practitioners, and other experienced social care professionals looking to move into education.