Head of Vocational Studies & Curriculum Excellence

Emmanuel Schools Foundation; South Yorkshire; Sur place; GBP 70 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Emmanuel Schools Foundation invites applications for a Head of Faculty, Vocational Studies, to drive excellence across the vocational curriculum. The post targets an ambitious leader with experience in middle leadership and a commitment to high-quality teaching and learning.

The role involves strengthening leadership, improving teaching and learning, and raising achievement across the faculty. It requires collaboration with Heads of Department for Business, Computing, Health and Social Care, and

Qualifications

• Inspiring and organised leader with a strong commitment to high-quality teaching and learning.
• Ability to motivate colleagues and challenge practice constructively.
• Experience in self-evaluation and driving continuous improvement.

Responsabilités

• Lead departmental self-evaluation and use findings to shape, monitor and review improvement plans.
• Quality assure teaching, learning and staff practice to ensure high standards.
• Lead appraisal, set and review leadership targets, and support development of Heads of Department.
• Monitor pupil outcomes, data and intervention strategies to secure positive progress.
• Act as Centre’s BTEC Quality Nominee and promote best practice in BTEC programmes.
• Provide clear, timely reports to SLT and Governors, liaising with the ESF Trust as required.

Connaissances

Leadership

Self-evaluation

Data analysis

Staff development

Formation

Middle leadership experience

Description du poste

Emmanuel Schools Foundation invites applications for a Head of Faculty, Vocational Studies, to drive excellence across the vocational curriculum. The post targets an ambitious leader with experience in middle leadership and a commitment to high-quality teaching and learning.

The role involves strengthening leadership, improving teaching and learning, and raising achievement across the faculty. It requires collaboration with Heads of Department for Business, Computing, Health and Social Care, and