Engaging English Lecturer (Bank Temp, Flexible Hours)

The City of Liverpool College; West Kirby; On-site; GBP 41,000 - 59,000; Part time

Job summary

The City of Liverpool College is seeking a Bank English Lecturer to deliver engaging English lessons on a temporary ongoing basis at the Liverpool campus. The role emphasizes flexible hours, student-centred teaching, and a commitment to excellence in teaching and learning.

You will monitor progress, provide constructive feedback, and connect learning to real-world contexts, including links to local employers and the wider economy.

Qualifications

• Educated to Level 4 (Degree or equivalent) in a scientific or related field.
• Recent teaching experience with 11–18 year olds.
• Excellent computer literacy and ability to use College IT programs.
• Experience in curriculum planning, development and delivery in Business.
• Knowledge of BTEC and/or A level specifications.

Responsibilities

• Deliver innovative and engaging English lessons aligned with teaching excellence.
• Monitor student progress and provide constructive feedback to support improvement.
• Create stimulating learning opportunities linking theory to real-world contexts and local employers.
• Maintain a safe and motivating learning environment with effective behaviour expectations.
• Plan, prepare and deliver high quality lessons to manage the learning process.
• Collaborate with colleagues to design programmes and teaching approaches to raise standards.

Skills

Teaching experience

Curriculum planning and delivery

ICT literacy

Providing feedback to learners

Team collaboration

Strong communication

Student-centred teaching

Professional development (CPD)

Education

Degree or equivalent in related field

Job description

The City of Liverpool College is seeking a Bank English Lecturer to deliver engaging English lessons on a temporary ongoing basis at the Liverpool campus. The role emphasizes flexible hours, student-centred teaching, and a commitment to excellence in teaching and learning.

You will monitor progress, provide constructive feedback, and connect learning to real-world contexts, including links to local employers and the wider economy.