Chemistry Tutor (Access) — Part-Time, Inspire Learners

Tameside College; Ashton-under-Lyne; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 44,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Teacher Pensions scheme

45 days holiday (pro rata)

Costa Coffee on site

Free on-site Gym at Beaufort Road

Onsite bakery products at Tameside One

Restaurant at Tameside One

Retail discounts

Cycle to work

Saving club via Manchester CreditUnion

Job summary

Tameside College is seeking a part-time Teacher of Chemistry - Access to design and deliver engaging learning experiences. You’ll work 7.2 hours per week, plan and assess learners in college or work-based settings, and support students to achieve their goals.

You will contribute to curriculum development and be a strong team player with excellent communication skills while promoting inclusive learning.

Qualifications

• Literacy and numeracy to at least Level 2 are required.
• Teaching qualification at L5 or above (or willingness to work towards).
• Honours degree in Chemistry or related Science is required.
• FE sector teaching experience is desirable; knowledge of curriculum development is expected.

Responsibilities

• Plan, deliver and develop teaching/learning programmes using a flexible range of strategies and learning styles.
• Take responsibility for quality of teaching and curriculum development to meet learner needs.
• Assess learners' progress in college or on work experience and devise assessment processes against personalised targets.
• Be a strong team player with excellent communication skills and support learners to achieve ambitious goals.

Skills

Enthusiasm

Resilience

Communication

Motivation

Literacy Level 2

Numeracy Level 2

Education

Honours degree in Chemistry

Teaching qualification L5 or above

Willingness to work towards teaching qualification

Job description

Tameside College is seeking a part-time Teacher of Chemistry - Access to design and deliver engaging learning experiences. You’ll work 7.2 hours per week, plan and assess learners in college or work-based settings, and support students to achieve their goals.

You will contribute to curriculum development and be a strong team player with excellent communication skills while promoting inclusive learning.