Lecturer in Electrical Installation

South Tyneside College; South Shields; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 44,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

48 days annual leave

Job summary

South Tyneside College is seeking an Electrical Installation educator to deliver high‑quality teaching, training and assessment across Levels 1–2. The role focuses on practical and theory teaching, ensuring learners gain foundational and practical skills.

You will create engaging lesson plans, support learner progression, provide academic and welfare guidance, and collaborate with course teams while contributing to curriculum development.

Qualifications

• Enthusiasm for teaching and supporting learners.
• Prior teaching experience is not essential but advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Teach and assess learners in Electrical Installation (practical and theory).
• Deliver units such as AC theory, single/three‑phase systems, and 18th Edition Wiring Regulations.
• Create engaging lesson plans, schemes of work and learning materials.
• Support learners to ensure retention, progression and achievement.
• Provide tutorial support and guidance on academic, personal and welfare matters.
• Work collaboratively within course teams and contribute to curriculum development.
• Participate in exams, marking, employer engagement and parent liaison.

Skills

Enthusiasm for teaching

Excellent communication

Organisational skills

IT skills

Job description

Why Join Us?

If you're passionate about Electrical Installation and want to make a real impact on the next generation of electricians, this is the perfect opportunity.

• 48 days annual leave (including Bank Holidays)

Due to growing student numbers, we’re expanding our team. We’re looking for a skilled and motivated Electrical Installation professional to join us in delivering high‑quality teaching, training and assessment across Levels 1–2.

Whether you already have experience in lecturing or are looking for a career change or new challenge, we can support you to transition into teaching. Prior teaching experience is not essential.

About the Role

You will:

• Teach and assess learners in Electrical Installation (practical and theory)


• Deliver units such as AC theory, single/three‑phase systems, and 18th Edition Wiring Regulations


• Create engaging lesson plans, schemes of work and learning materials


• Support learners to ensure retention, progression and achievement


• Provide tutorial support and guidance on academic, personal and welfare matters


• Work collaboratively within course teams and contribute to curriculum development


• Participate in exams, marking, employer engagement and parent liaison

What You’ll Need

• Enthusiasm for teaching and supporting learners


• Excellent communication, organisational and IT skills

Ability to work effectively, safely and professionally in workshop and classroom environments.