FE Resources – Lecturer – English – Temporary & Bank Staff

Lincoln College; Lincoln; Hybrid; GBP 36,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

28 days holiday pay

NEST pension scheme

Recruitment coordinator support

Job summary

Lincoln College Group, via FE Resources, seeks an experienced English Lecturer for Lincoln and Newark campuses. The role focuses on GCSE English Language teaching to vocational and adult learners, with some Functional Skills delivery possible.

You will contribute to an inclusive, supportive learning environment and adapt to learner needs. Applicants should hold an English qualification above Level 3 and an appropriate teaching qualification, with experience in vocational contexts and SEND

Qualifications

• Experience delivering GCSE English Language to vocational/adult learners.
• Relevant English qualification above Level 3 and a teaching qualification.
• Experience with Functional Skills English or ESOL-informed practice is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Deliver GCSE English Language teaching across Lincoln/Newark campuses.
• Teach full-time vocational learners and adult learners from diverse backgrounds.
• Provide ad hoc cover and fixed hours as needed, day and evening provisions.

Skills

GCSE English Language

English teaching

Education

English qualification above Level 3

Job description

FE Resources – Lecturer – English – Temporary & Bank Staff

Job title

FE Resources – Lecturer – English – Temporary & Bank Staff

Job reference

FE1126F

Date posted

13/10/2026

Location

Lincoln and Newark campuses, with the majority of current opportunities based at Lincoln campus

Salary and Hours

Number of hours to be confirmed

£19.06 per hour

We are looking for experienced and enthusiastic English lecturers to join our team and deliver high-quality, inclusive teaching across our English provision at Lincoln and Newark campuses. The majority of current opportunities are based at Lincoln campus, teaching GCSE English Language to full-time vocational learners and adults. There may also be some opportunities to deliver Functional Skills English, subject to programme need.

Our English model combines specialist English teaching with the wider vocational curriculum. Teaching is contextualised wherever appropriate so that learners can apply English confidently to their chosen sector, further study, employment and everyday life. The role requires a flexible, learner-centred approach, strong subject knowledge and the ability to work constructively with vocational and support colleagues.

Duties will include, but not be limited to:

• Deliver engaging learning, assessment and teaching primarily across GCSE English Language programmes, with limited opportunities to deliver Functional Skills English where required.
• Teach full-time vocational learners and adult learners, adapting delivery to different starting points, aspirations and barriers to learning.
• Provide ad hoc lesson cover and, where agreed, teach fixed hours across day and evening provision, subject to programme need and individual availability.
• Use initial and ongoing assessment to plan appropriately challenging learning and provide timely feedback and feedforward that supports progress.
• Contextualise English learning, where appropriate, to vocational areas, employment, progression and learners’ wider lives.
• Promote positive attendance, participation and high expectations, helping learners understand the importance of English as a critical life and employability skill.
• Work collaboratively with English, vocational, learning support and curriculum colleagues to provide a consistent and inclusive learner experience.
• Complete and maintain accurate and timely assessment, progress and individual learning records where required.
• Create a safe, positive and inclusive learning environment and safeguard and promote the welfare of children, young people and adults at risk, as applicable to the role.

The ideal candidate will have experience of delivering GCSE English Language, together with a relevant English qualification above Level 3 and an appropriate teaching qualification. Experience of Functional Skills English, adult provision, ESOL-informed practice or teaching English within vocational contexts would be advantageous. The ability to differentiate learning and support learners with SEND, high needs or other barriers to participation and achievement is also important.

What we can offer you as a FE Resources – English Lecturer – Temporary & Bank Staff:

• 28 days holiday pay (including bank holidays) and NEST pension scheme.
• Access to a dedicated recruitment coordinator to help with the registration process and provide continued support whilst you are engaged with us
• Full compliance with AWR (Agency Worker's Regulations), to make sure you get the pay and working conditions you are entitled to
• Career development opportunities within the Lincoln College Group

FE Resources are proud to be owned and run by the Lincoln College Group. We work to provide the College with temporary staffing solutions.

We can offer a variety of both short- and long-term opportunities across the Lincoln & Newark College Campuses, the Air and Space Institute (ASI), The Old Bakery Restaurant and The Drill.

FE Resources promotes equal rights and is an employment business under The Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Business Regulations 2003. Work is undertaken on a self-employed basis under contract with FE Resources. An enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check is required for all FE Resources assignments. All positions advertised by FE Resources comply with the Agency Workers Regulations 2010.