Lecturer - English

Windsor Forest Colleges Group; Slough; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 37,000; Part time

Job summary

Windsor Forest Colleges Group is seeking a Lecturer in English to join Berkshire College of Agriculture on a permanent, part-time basis (30 hours per week, Monday to Thursday) at the Berkshire campus. You will plan and deliver engaging GCSE/Functional Skills English lessons for post-16 learners, and work with Learning Support Assistants to ensure inclusive participation.

Assessment will identify gaps to aid progression and improve attendance, with a salary scale from £25,648.38 to £36,762.97,

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver engaging GCSE/Functional Skills English lessons for post-16 learners.
• Work with Learning Support Assistants to ensure inclusive participation.

Job description

Windsor Forest Colleges Group is looking for a Lecturer in English to join the team at Berkshire College of Agriculture for 30 hours a week working Monday to Thursday.

This permanent, part time position has an actual salary ranging from £25,648.38 (T1) to £36,762.97 (T11), depending on qualifications and experience. The full time equivalent for this scale is £31,633 to £45,341.

Lecturer – English (30hrs)

As a Lecturer in English, you will join our Ofsted-rated ‘Good’ Colleges Group, teaching at the Berkshire College of Agriculture campus. You will work with post 16 learners, helping them build the reading, writing, speaking and listening skills they need to succeed in GCSE or Functional Skills qualifications.

You will plan and deliver engaging lessons that support learners with a wide range of starting points and experiences. Working closely with Learning Support Assistants, you will adapt your teaching so that every student can take part and make progress.

You will use assessment to understand where learners are, address gaps in their knowledge and help them improve over time. You will also play an important role in encouraging attendance and building learners’ confidence in English.

We are looking for someone who cares about their subject, communicates clearly and can motivate students who may not always find English easy or enjoyable.

Please pay particular attention to the supporting statement of the application, making sure to include details of how you meet each of the essential criteria listed on the person specification.