Computing Tutor

Oxford International Education Group; Bangor; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 50,000; Part time

Job summary

Oxford International in partnership with Bangor University operates Bangor University International College, seeking a Computing Tutor on a fixed-term, part-time basis at Bangor University International College.

You will deliver modules across the International Year Zero and Year One, plan engaging lessons for international students, provide academic support, and contribute to programme development while maintaining high teaching standards.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Computing or closely related field.
• Experience of teaching Computing in UK HE/FE preferred.
• Desirable DBS check and safeguarding awareness.

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver lessons to pre-university students from diverse backgrounds.
• Provide academic support through consultations and tutorials.
• Invigilate exams and contribute to assessment activities.
• Develop module templates, handbooks, and teaching resources.
• Participate in programme development and potential module leadership.

Skills

Empathy with students

Excellent communication

High IT skills

Energy and enthusiasm

Flexibility and adaptability

Education

Master’s degree in Computing

PhD (Desirable)

Teaching qualification / PG Cert HE / HEA Fellowship (Desirable)

Tools

Blackboard

Job description

Computing Tutor

Application Deadline: 13 November 2026

Department: Academic

Employment Type: Fixed Term - Part Time

Location: Bangor University International College

Compensation: Competitive

Description

Job purpose Bangor University International College is an embedded International College operated by Oxford International in partnership with Bangor University. BUIC provides integrated programmes at a college situated within the university campus. These programmes prepare international students for the next stage of their bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Bangor University and contain modules to develop their English language and study skills as well as academic modules. BUIC has been operating since 2016 and is looking to recruit a tutor as part of the expansion of its computing programmes.

Tutors deliver lessons that prepare students fully for their participation in their university
programme. The lessons adopt an interactive, student-centred approach that makes full use of
the latest technology to provide students with a varied, lively and purposeful experience.

The post requires the incumbent to deliver modules, in part and fully, that could be across a range of the College’s programmes – the International Year Zero (Level 3) and the International Year One (Level 4).

Main Duties and Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver lessons to pre-university students from a range of linguistic, educational and cultural backgrounds;
• Remain sensitive to the expectations of different nationalities whilst encouraging an open and questioning approach to learning that leads students to become independent learners;
• Provide academic support for students, as appropriate, through consultations and tutorials, demonstrating a willingness to offer extra advice outside normal class hours;
• Develop and maintain an encouraging classroom environment in which accepted rules of behaviour are consistently applied;
• Select, prepare and use teaching and learning materials appropriate for international students;
• Assess students throughout their modules, regularly creating, providing and marking both formative and summative assessment;
• Provide detailed oral and written feedback to students and other stakeholders, for example, the Senior Programme Lead or the College Director, as required;
• Carry out administrative and record-keeping tasks associated with teaching and assessment
• Invigilate exams as required;
• Assist, or as appropriate, lead the development of module templates, handbooks, schemes of work, teaching resources, assessment materials and mark schemes/model answers;
• Contribute to programme development;
• May be required to undertake module leadership roles;
• Populate the VLE (Blackboard) with relevant materials for students to access;
• Attend and contribute to college meetings and training sessions as required;
• Promote team spirit at all levels and ensure full communication with team;
• Assist with other duties as directed by line manager;
• Act as a positive ambassador for Oxford International;
• Adhere to both the Bangor University and BUIC codes of conduct for staff;
• Engage in continual professional development and keep up to date with the latest developments in the field
• Participate in the Annual Performance Development Review process.

Person Specifications

Statutory requirements

• Eligibility to live and work in in the UK
• Undergo an Enhanced DBS disclosure check or overseas equivalent

Qualifications

• A relevant master’s degree in a field within the Computing field
• A PhD (Desirable)
• A teaching qualification/ PG Cert HE / HEA Fellowship (Desirable)

Experience and knowledge

• Previous teaching and assessment experience within a UK HE or FE institution.
• Experience of teaching Computing subjects
• A broad subject knowledge that is relevant to BUIC’s programmes
• Knowledge and experience of delivering high-quality, interactive and inspiring lessons using a variety of pedagogical methods
• Experience of teaching international students (Desirable)
• Experience of module creation and quality assurance practices (Desirable)
• Experience of pastoral student care (Desirable)

Personal qualities

• Empathy with students and an understanding of their needs
• Energy and enthusiasm
• Flexibility & adaptability
• Excellent communication skills, oral & written
• High level of IT skills
• Understanding of the current challenges in the higher education environment (Desirable)

Disclaimer

This job description is provided as a guide to the role. It is not intended to be an exhaustive description of duties and responsibilities and may be subject to periodic revision.

Oxford International is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers and the Disclosure and Barring Service and, where appropriate, online searches of publicly available information as part of our safer recruitment procedures.

Oxford International is an equal opportunity employer. Every applicant and employee has the same opportunities regardless of race, colour, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender, gender identity or expression, or veteran status.