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Hopwood Hall is seeking a Lecturer in Maths (Access to HE) on a 0.5 post (17.5 hours per week) to cover maternity leave at Middleton campus. The role focuses on delivering high-quality teaching across a range of programmes, planning, preparing and assessing learning activities, and promoting literacy, numeracy and digital capability.
Applicants should be suitably qualified with a strong maths background and a teaching qualification or willingness to work towards one.
Application Deadline: 25 September 2026
Department: Access
Employment Type: Fixed Term - Part Time
Location: Middleton
Compensation: £17,513 - £22,969 per annum, i.e £35,027 - £45,939 pro rata per annum
Maternity cover for 12 months from November - 2 days including one evening
At Hopwood Hall, our priority is to provide the best possible education for our students - ensuring that each individual is given the support and encouragement needed to achieve their goals.
Our values reflect the importance that we place on developing a caring and nurturing environment in which we expect the highest standards of work, behaviour and commitment from our students and staff.
We are currently looking for an enthusiastic and dedicated Lecturer to join our teaching team.
You will play a key role in delivering high-quality, engaging teaching across a range of full-time and part-time programmes. You will plan, prepare, and assess learning activities while promoting essential skills such as literacy, numeracy and digital capability.
You will also contribute to curriculum planning and support the delivery of basic and key skills. You will take responsibility for maximising learner attendance, retention, and punctuality within assigned groups, ensuring an outstanding learning experience for all.
The role requires a suitably qualified and experienced professional with a strong background in the relevant subject area. Applicants should hold a recognised teaching qualification or be willing to work towards one.
Candidates must demonstrate comprehensive subject knowledge, an understanding of current educational initiatives, and a creative, innovative approach to developing teaching materials.
Intermediate IT skills are essential, particularly in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint. Desirable skills include familiarity with learner management systems, student record systems, virtual learning environments and e-learning platforms.