Lecturer Inclusive Learning - Performing Arts/Life Skills

Herts Resourcing Group; Ware; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 31,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

On-site facilities

Career progression

Training and development

Supportive workplace culture

Job summary

Hertford Regional College (Ware Campus) seeks a lecturer in Inclusive Learning for Performing Arts & Life Skills on a part-time basis. You will deliver high-quality teaching and assess learners with SEND, fostering a safe, supportive learning environment and helping students become active citizens and progress to further study or employment.

The role requires an inspirational lecturer with strong organisational skills, experience with adult learners, and a commitment to inclusive practice.

Qualifications

• Initial Teacher Training or willingness to gain qualification.
• Degree in Performing Arts or related field.
• GCSEs Maths and English at grade C or higher.
• Proven teaching experience with adults (SEND).

Responsibilities

• Act as Personal Tutor for designated learner cohorts.
• Record and evaluate learner progress using college systems.
• Maintain inclusive practice and adapt teaching to learner needs.
• Collaborate with academic teams to ensure courses run smoothly.

Skills

Pastoral support

Attendance monitoring

Student engagement

Education

Initial Teacher Training/PTTLS or DTLLS

Degree in Performing Arts or related subject

GCSEs Maths and English C or above

Job description

Job – Lecturer Inclusive Learning Performing Arts and Life Skills – Part time

Salary - £24,500- £30,660 per annum based on £35,000- £43800 per annum for full time ( 25.2 hours a week )

Holiday – 42 days per annum plus Bank Holidays pro rata for part time.

Location – Ware Campus

Days to work – Monday 9am-5pm – Tuesday 9am-6pm- Wednesday 9am-12:30am- Thursday – 9am-4:45pm

Closing Date – 23rd November @ Midday

Join Hertford Regional College as a Lecturer in Inclusive Learning Performing Arts & Life Skills.

You will deliver high-quality, inclusive and aspirational teaching, learning and assessment across Performing Arts and Life Skills, supporting learners with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) within the Department of Inclusive Learning. The post holder will foster a safe, supportive and ambitious learning environment that places learners at the heart of everything, enabling them to develop the knowledge, skills, confidence and independence needed to thrive in adulthood. This will support learners to become active citizens, engage within their communities and progress towards further learning, supported employment or meaningful employment.

About HRC

HRC are a vibrant, dynamic further education college, recently graded a Good College by Ofsted, with students across two campuses, with ambitious growth and development targets.

HRC put people first – students, staff, the organisations that they partner with, and the local communities that they serve.

The HRC goal is to create a supportive environment for all staff in which they can develop their skills, progress their career and make a real difference in their local community. HRC ethos is evident in everything that they do and are always looking for new colleagues who share the HRC vision and values. As part of the HRC team, you will benefit from fantastic on-site facilities, exciting opportunities for career progression and relevant training opportunities to help you gain the additional skills that you need to reach your full potential.

About the Role

We are looking for an inspirational Lecturer with excellent organisational and programme management skills.

In this role, you will:

• Act as a Personal Tutor for designated learner cohorts, providing pastoral support, monitoring attendance, behaviour, wellbeing and progress, and working collaboratively with families, support staff and external professionals to ensure learners achieve their individual outcomes and EHCP targets where applicable.
• Be responsible for accurately recording, monitoring and evaluating learner progress, achievement and destinations through college systems, using assessment information to inform planning, provide meaningful feedback and demonstrate learner development over time.
• The lecturer will contribute to a culture of continuous improvement by maintaining high expectations, embedding inclusive practice and adaptive teaching strategies, and ensuring that learners develop the skills, knowledge and behaviours that enable them to thrive and make sustained progress towards their individual aspirations and next steps.
• Work collaboratively with academic teams to ensure courses run smoothly and effectively.

If you’re passionate about teaching and eager to contribute to the success of both students and educational programmes, this is the perfect opportunity to shine.

About You

• An Initial Teacher Training qualification (PTTLS/DTLLS) or willingness to achieve
• Degree in Performing Arts or related subject
• GCSEs C or above in Maths and English (or equivalent)
• Proven teaching experience in subject specialism
• Proven experience of teaching adults with Special Educational Need and/or Disabilities
• A real passion for creating positive learning experiences

If you love seeing students grow in confidence and ability, you’ll be right at home here.

Why Join Us?

• Fantastic on-site facilities
• Genuine opportunities for career progression
• Training to help you reach your full potential
• A workplace where your contribution truly matters

All positions are subject to a DBS clearance check.