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Manchester City Council is seeking a casual ESOL teacher to deliver engaging lessons to adult learners across levels, ensuring inclusivity and progression.
You will assess starting points, adapt teaching approaches, maintain records and work with curriculum colleagues and partner organisations to support learner achievement and positive destinations.
The role offers flexible covering across our ESOL provision and requires a valid right to work in the UK.
Deliver engaging and inclusive ESOL lessons that meet the needs of learners at different levels.
For queries about the role, please contact the hiring manager, Cormac Conway at cormac.conway@manchester,gov.uk to arrange a convenient time to discuss the role. This route is for vacancy-related enquiries only and should not be used to submit applications.
Pre-employment Checks - Resourcing Team will update If you are successful, your appointment will be subject to completing the relevant pre-employment checks. These checks will be carried out as part of our recruitment process and may include:
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You will be a qualified and enthusiastic teacher with experience of delivering ESOL programmes to adult learners. You will be committed to creating an inclusive learning environment, adapting teaching approaches to meet diverse learner needs, and supporting learners to achieve their goals. This role offers flexible working opportunities on a casual basis to provide cover across our ESOL provision as required.
We’ll use the following essential criteria to decide which candidates to invite to assessment. Use your personal statement to provide evidence of how you meet each one, supported by relevant examples:
For guidance on how to write your personal statement, please visit .
You may use AI to support your application, but all examples must be your own and based on real experience. Applications may be withdrawn if content is misleading or presents someone else's experience as your own. Internal candidates may also face disciplinary action.
Applicants who meet the essential shortlisting criteria and are eligible under the will be progressed to the assessment stage.
If you’re successful in securing a role, we’ll make every effort to provide the support, equipment and reasonable adjustments you need to carry out your duties. Where needed, we’ll consider adapting aspects of the role. Find out more about our .
You must already have a valid right to work in the UK documentation, as we cannot offer visa sponsorship for this role. As a casual ESOL teacher you’ll cover classes as required, delivering high-quality teaching and learning to adult learners studying English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL). You’ll help learners to develop their English language skills, confidence and independence, ensuring that they can progress in education, employment and everyday life. Your work will contribute to improving social inclusion, community cohesion and opportunities for residents across the city.
Working for Manchester City Council is a chance to make a real difference in a diverse city. You’ll help improve lives and support our local communities. Working together, we can create better public services for everyone.
Learn more at Our commitment to inclusion At Manchester City Council, we're dedicated to creating a workplace that fully reflects the diversity of our local communities. We actively encourage applications from people of all ages and backgrounds and are particularly keen to hear from applicants from ethnic minority communities and disabled people, who remain underrepresented in parts of our workforce.