Games Lecturer (Temporary)

Dovetail & Slate Ltd; Nottingham; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 45,000; Part time

Job summary

Dovetail & Slate Ltd in the North West is seeking a Games Lecturer to deliver engaging theory and practical sessions for learners working toward qualifications. You will guide students through the technical and creative skills the industry expects, drawing on your own experience.

Your responsibilities include delivering sessions across Games programmes, planning and assessing learning activities, marking work with feedback, maintaining registers and records, and contributing to curriculum

Qualifications

• Strong practical and technical knowledge of games development.
• Confident classroom management and the ability to give learners clear structure and guidance.
• Good communication and IT skills.
• Desirable: teaching qualification or willingness to work towards one.
• Desirable: experience in teaching, assessing or instructing learners.

Responsibilities

• Delivering engaging sessions across Games programmes.
• Planning, preparing and assessing learning activities to support learner progression and achievement.
• Marking work, giving feedback and carrying out progress reviews.
• Maintaining accurate records for registers, attendance and awarding body requirements.
• Contributing to curriculum development so that content reflects current industry standards.

Skills

Games development

Classroom management

Communication skills

IT skills

Education

Teaching qualification

Job description

Job Description

Temporary | Contract

Location: the North West

Are you a games professional ready to bring your industry experience into the classroom?

About the Role

A further education provider in the North West is looking for a Games Lecturer to deliver engaging theory and practical sessions to learners working towards their qualifications. You'll guide students through the technical and creative skills the industry expects, drawing on your own experience of the sector.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Delivering engaging sessions across Games programmes.
• Planning, preparing and assessing learning activities to support learner progression and achievement.
• Marking work, giving feedback and carrying out progress reviews.
• Maintaining accurate records for registers, attendance and awarding body requirements.
• Contributing to curriculum development so that content reflects current industry standards.

What We're Looking For

• Strong practical and technical knowledge of games development
• Confident classroom management and the ability to give learners clear structure and guidance
• Good communication and IT skills

Desirable (but not essential):

• A teaching qualification, or willingness to work towards one
• Previous experience of teaching, assessing or instructing learners