English Lecturer: Shape Futures with Digital Learning

Kirklees Council; Huddersfield; On-site; GBP 32,938 - 40,725; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee assistance programme

Retail and leisure discounts

Reduced Metro travel

Job summary

Kirklees College in Huddersfield invites applications for an English Lecturer. Based across Dewsbury sites, you will deliver curriculum using digital resources to provide high-quality learning experiences for a diverse range of learners.

Responsibilities include teaching English, managing course processes, assessments and learning plans, plus contributing to curriculum development. A Level English or degree with PGCE is preferred; safeguarding and equality are emphasised.

Qualifications

• Must have A Level English or a related Degree with PGCE and demonstrable teaching experience.
• Strong communication and ability to engage learners across diverse levels.
• Commitment to safeguarding, equality and continuous professional development.

Responsibilities

• Deliver English curriculum to a wide range of learners at various levels.
• Manage course organisation with syllabuses, schemes of work and records.
• Maintain class registers and student records, supporting enrolment and progression.
• Ensure Initial Assessment, Induction and Individual Learning Plans for each learner.
• Monitor and assess learners per programme requirements and contribute to quality strategies.
• Provide effective learning support and contribute to curriculum development.

Skills

Communication

Teaching

Student engagement

Education

A Level English

Degree and PGCE

Job description

Kirklees College in Huddersfield invites applications for an English Lecturer. Based across Dewsbury sites, you will deliver curriculum using digital resources to provide high-quality learning experiences for a diverse range of learners.

Responsibilities include teaching English, managing course processes, assessments and learning plans, plus contributing to curriculum development. A Level English or degree with PGCE is preferred; safeguarding and equality are emphasised.