Friday Engineering Lecturer (0.2 FTE) – City & Guilds 4515

Windsor Forest Colleges Group; Langley; On-site; GBP 6,300 - 9,100; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

TPS employer contribution

Free onsite parking

Cycle to Work Scheme

Family friendly policies

Discounted gym memberships

Onsite Coffee Shop

Job summary

Windsor Forest Colleges Group is seeking a part-time Lecturer in Engineering to deliver City & Guilds 4515 Technical Certificate to Level 3 apprentices on Fridays at the Slough & Langley College campus.

You will teach both theory and practical manufacturing topics, supervise workshops, and track students' progress toward EPA, with a focus on safety and high standards. A relevant engineering qualification and teaching credentials are required.

Qualifications

• Holds an HNC (Level 4/5) in Manufacturing Engineering or above and has significant industrial manufacturing experience.
• GCSEs (or equivalent) in English, Mathematics and Science at Grade C/4 or above.
• Qualified to teach and assess; PGCE/Cert Ed or Level 5 Diploma in Education and Training would be advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Deliver City & Guilds 4515 Technical Certificate for Level 3 Engineering apprentices.
• Plan and deliver engaging theoretical and practical lessons on Fridays (8:00–16:00) at Slough & Langley College.
• Supervise workshops and ensure health and safety in use of equipment (lathes, mills, TIG welding, etc.).
• Monitor progress using college systems; provide feedback and stretch high-performing learners.
• Support learners toward Gateway and End Point Assessment (EPA) and ongoing qualification goals.

Skills

Teaching

Curriculum delivery

Health and safety

Assessment

Education

HNC Manufacturing Engineering

GCSE English/Maths/Science C/4+

PGCE or Cert Ed

Tools

Lathes

Milling machines

Electrical testing equipment

Job description

Windsor Forest Colleges Group is seeking a part-time Lecturer in Engineering to deliver City & Guilds 4515 Technical Certificate to Level 3 apprentices on Fridays at the Slough & Langley College campus.

You will teach both theory and practical manufacturing topics, supervise workshops, and track students' progress toward EPA, with a focus on safety and high standards. A relevant engineering qualification and teaching credentials are required.