Neuroscience & Psychology Tutor | International College

Study Group; Sheffield; On-site; GBP 47,000 - 62,000; Part time

Job summary

Study Group is seeking an Academic Tutor (Psychology - Neuroscience) to deliver high-quality education at The University of Sheffield International College in Sheffield. You will teach the International Year 1 Neuroscience & Clinical Psychology module alongside Research Methods for Psychology, supporting international students and coordinating modules where needed.

The role involves teaching groups of around 18–20 students at RQF Level 4, marking assessments, providing feedback, and contributing

Qualifications

• PhD or Master’s degree in Neuropsychology or Psychology.
• Experience teaching Neuropsychology or Research Methods for Psychology in UK Higher Education or equivalent.
• Experience with assessment marking at RQF Level 3–4.

Responsibilities

• Deliver Academic Provision: teach groups of international students at RQF Level 4 (18–20 students).
• Module Delivery: teach Neuroscience & Clinical Psychology and Research Methods for Psychology; collaborate with other staff.
• Assessment & Feedback: undertake formative and summative marking and provide feedback.
• Module Coordination: may lead a small teaching team; QA checks on marking and updating materials.
• Quality Assurance: engage with QA procedures, moderation and standardisation.
• Continuous Improvement: identify and implement enhancements to improve student outcomes.
• Team Collaboration: work within a busy multidisciplinary team and communicate effectively.

Skills

Neuropsychology

Research Methods for Psychology

Teaching

Assessment marking

Education

PhD or Master’s in Neuropsychology/Psychology

Job description

Study Group is seeking an Academic Tutor (Psychology - Neuroscience) to deliver high-quality education at The University of Sheffield International College in Sheffield. You will teach the International Year 1 Neuroscience & Clinical Psychology module alongside Research Methods for Psychology, supporting international students and coordinating modules where needed.

The role involves teaching groups of around 18–20 students at RQF Level 4, marking assessments, providing feedback, and contributing