Electrical Lecturer: Inspire the Next Gen Engineers

New College Swindon; Swindon; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

New College Swindon is seeking an Electrical Lecturer to inspire learners and deliver high-quality teaching across Electrical programmes. You will plan schemes of work, assess, provide feedback, and support students through tutoring and pastoral guidance.

The role involves maintaining records, contributing to curriculum development, and staying up to date with professional development. An annual teaching commitment of up to pro rata hours applies.

Qualifications

• Relevant qualifications and/or industry experience within Electrical Engineering.
• Strong practical and theoretical knowledge of the Electrical sector.
• Ability to deliver engaging teaching and learning that supports different learner needs.
• Good organisation and planning skills, with the ability to manage workload effectively.

Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging, high-quality teaching and learning across Electrical programmes.
• Plan and develop schemes of work, lesson plans and learning activities in line with current best practice.
• Set, assess and provide constructive feedback on student assignments and assessments.
• Support learners through personal tutoring and pastoral guidance.
• Evaluate student work and monitor progress, achievement and success.
• Provide opportunities for students to develop their knowledge and practical skills.
• Contribute to curriculum development and the continual improvement of teaching and learning.
• Maintain accurate and effective administration and student records.
• Attend programme area meetings and contribute to quality improvement activities.
• Keep your practical and theoretical subject knowledge up to date through relevant professional development.

Skills

Electrical Engineering

Teaching

Curriculum development

Communication

Education

Teaching qualification

Job description

New College Swindon is seeking an Electrical Lecturer to inspire learners and deliver high-quality teaching across Electrical programmes. You will plan schemes of work, assess, provide feedback, and support students through tutoring and pastoral guidance.

The role involves maintaining records, contributing to curriculum development, and staying up to date with professional development. An annual teaching commitment of up to pro rata hours applies.