Languages Assistant

Luton Sixth Form College; Luton; On-site; GBP 33,000 - 44,000; Part time

Job summary

Luton Sixth Form College is seeking a part-time Languages Assistant for Spanish to support students in developing oral skills and cultural understanding. The role involves planning and delivering oral lessons, preparing teaching materials, and assisting in examinations; safeguarding students is essential and you must maintain a positive, professional learning environment.

The college emphasises equality, diversity and health and safety, with a pay spine reflecting an hourly rate of £28.27

Qualifications

• Up-to-date knowledge of the language and culture of an appropriate foreign-language-speaking country.
• Clear understanding of safeguarding processes and procedures.
• Understanding of issues relating to equality, diversity, health and safety and the safeguarding of young people.

Responsibilities

• Plan and prepare oral lessons as required.
• Teach students including preparing materials.
• Prepare students for practical oral examinations, assisting in the choice of topic.
• Assess and report on the development, progress and attainment of students.
• Write and/or record materials for use within the language department.
• Maintain discipline and safeguard the health and safety of students.

Skills

Spanish language

Oral teaching

Job description

Languages Assistant Spanish (part time) (hourly paid) You will help students develop their skills and make the best possible use of their potential in accordance with college policies. This will include:

• To plan and prepare oral lessons as required.
• To teach students including preparing materials.
• To prepare students for practical oral examinations, assisting in the choice of topic.
• To assess and report on the development, progress and attainment of students.
• To write and/or record materials for use within the language department.
• To maintain discipline and safeguard the health and safety of students.
  Up-to-date knowledge of the language and culture of an appropriate foreign-language-speaking country.
• Clear understanding of safeguarding processes and procedures.
• Understanding of issues relating to equality, diversity, health and safety and the safeguarding of young people.
  Luton Sixth Form College was established in 1966 as the first sixth form college in the Country. Since then, our deep commitment to our young people and our focus on improving outcomes, has ensured that the student experience is rooted in quality and educational excellence. Our impressive track record speaks for itself, and our long-serving staff are hardworking, dedicated, feel valued and consider the College to be an amazing place to work.
  Sixth Form College's Support Staff Pay Spine point 44, £28.27 per hour, including an element for holiday and bank holiday pay.