English Lecturer

MidKent College; Maidstone; On-site; GBP 33,000 - 46,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading educational institution is seeking an English Lecturer to deliver high-quality teaching and support students in achieving their academic goals. The role includes managing course activities, developing engaging materials, and ensuring compliance with educational standards. The ideal candidate will be passionate about English education and committed to fostering a positive learning environment.

Qualifications

• Passionate about teaching and developing course materials.
• Experience with A-Level and GCSE English.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality teaching in English subjects.
• Manage day-to-day course activities and student support.
• Conduct regular meetings with students to set targets.

Skills

Teaching

Assessment

Student Support

Education

A-Level Curriculum Knowledge

Teaching Qualification

Job description

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Description

Coordinate designated study programme delivery activities for the College, including the delivery of high-quality teaching, assessment, and feedback to students. Inspire and motivate students through outstanding teaching and learning that stretches and challenges them to reach their full potential. Responsible for the day-to-day operations and management of designated courses, ensuring the virtual learning environment is up to date and all planning and tracking follow College policies.

Application Deadline

20 May 2025

Department

Curriculum - English

Employment Type

Full Time

Location

Cross College

Compensation

£33,242 - £45,380 / year

Description

Lecturers should be passionate about their area of teaching and enthusiastic about developing engaging course materials, lesson plans, and assessments aligned with the A-Level curriculum. Provide academic support and guidance to promote positive learning outcomes and develop employability skills. Regular target setting and progress monitoring are essential to help students reach their full potential.

Main Responsibilities and Duties

• Deliver high-quality teaching within English (including A-Level English Language, GCSE English Language, and Access to Higher Education – English Literature), prepare teaching materials, schemes of work, and lesson plans, develop and implement curriculum, and undertake quality assurance in collaboration with relevant managers. Assess student work, monitor progress, and communicate results to parents and relevant agencies, ensuring statutory compliance including safeguarding, equal opportunities, and health and safety.
• Manage day-to-day course activities including communication, problem-solving, timetable checks, arranging cover, coordinating work experience and enrichment activities, liaising with departments, and ensuring compliance and consistency across sites.
• Assist with recruitment, manage enrolments, and organize induction programmes for students.
• Conduct regular meetings with students, set and review SMART targets, support UCAS applications, and address pastoral and academic needs in collaboration with college services.
• Monitor attendance and results, report on performance, and implement action plans where necessary.
• Promote English and Maths provision, monitor attendance, and support student movement to these classes.
• Participate in meetings, parent evenings, marketing events, and CPD activities, including peer observation and mentoring new lecturers.
• Assist with departmental administration, including record-keeping, reports, and managing the Virtual Learning Environment.
• Participate in quality assurance processes such as verification, moderation, course reviews, and self-assessment reviews.
• Undertake internal verification and moderation for curricula and liaise with higher education institutions regarding UCAS references.

Application Requirements

Complete the application form fully, including employment history from leaving full-time education, details of qualifications, and explanations for employment gaps. Incomplete applications will not be considered. This ensures safety and high standards of care for children and young people.