Oxbridge-Style Tutor - University-Level Teaching (1-2 Days)

Crimson Global Academy; City of Westminster; Hybrid; GBP 33,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Teaching materials provided

International cohort

Job summary

Oxbridge Summer Scholars (OSS) invites specialist tutors to join a December programme hosted at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge. You will deliver university‑level lectures and seminars within your subject, engaging international students and fostering rigorous academic dialogue.

You will lead Oxbridge‑style tutorials, supervise individual research projects, and support a coherent, interdisciplinary curriculum with a collaborative academic team.

Qualifications

• Applicants must have an undergraduate degree in the relevant subject.
• Experience teaching at secondary or university level is preferred.
• Right to work in the United Kingdom is required.
• Oxford or Cambridge graduate status is encouraged.

Responsibilities

• Deliver university‑level lectures and seminars on your subject area.
• Run Oxbridge‑style tutorials with individuals or pairs of students.
• Supervise students' independent research projects and provide guidance.
• Prepare teaching materials and reading lists tailored to the interdisciplinary stream.
• Collaborate with the academic team to deliver a coherent curriculum.
• Provide constructive, encouraging feedback in the Oxbridge teaching spirit.
• Be available to respond to students' academic questions during the programme.

Skills

Subject specialty

University teaching

Mentoring

Education

Undergraduate degree in subject

Oxford/Cambridge graduate preferred

Job description

Oxbridge Summer Scholars (OSS) invites specialist tutors to join a December programme hosted at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge. You will deliver university‑level lectures and seminars within your subject, engaging international students and fostering rigorous academic dialogue.

You will lead Oxbridge‑style tutorials, supervise individual research projects, and support a coherent, interdisciplinary curriculum with a collaborative academic team.