Progress and Support Tutor

Richard Taunton Sixth Form College; Southampton; Sur place; GBP 25 000 - 30 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Richard Taunton Sixth Form College in Southampton is seeking a Progress and Support Tutor to join our student support services. This non-teaching role focuses on pastoral guidance, attendance, engagement, and academic progress for about 180-220 students within tutor groups.

You will plan and deliver weekly Tutorial sessions, liaise with staff, parents, and external agencies, and provide targeted support to learners facing personal or academic barriers.

Qualifications

• This is a non-teaching position, experience in education or teaching environment is valuable.

Responsabilités

• Monitor and support attendance, engagement and academic progress for 180-220 students.
• Plan and deliver weekly Tutorial sessions.
• Liaise with parents, carers, teaching staff and external agencies to provide coordinated support.

Description du poste

Progress and Support Tutor
37 hours a week Term-time only (39 weeks)
Support Staff LLT Scale Spine Point 26 - £29,634 FTE, £25,473 Actual

This is a non-teaching position, although previous experience working in an educational or teaching environment would be a valuable asset and may strengthen an application.

Reporting to the Progress and Engagement Team Leader, the college is seeking a well-rounded and experienced individual to join our Progress and Support Tutor Team, a key part of the college’s wider student support services. This team plays an essential role in ensuring that every learner feels supported, motivated, and able to thrive during their time at the college. We are looking for someone who is genuinely committed to a holistic approach to student development, recognising that academic progress is closely linked to wellbeing, confidence, and personal circumstances. The successful candidate will be able to build positive, professional relationships with students and offer high-quality pastoral support, helping them navigate challenges both inside and outside the classroom.

A central part of the role involves monitoring and supporting the attendance, engagement, and academic progress of approximately 180-220 students, organised into tutor groups. This includes planning and delivering weekly Tutorial sessions, ensuring that students receive meaningful guidance on topics such as personal development, study skills, employability, and wellbeing.

In addition, the postholder will provide targeted support for students who require additional help, whether due to personal issues, academic concerns, or other barriers to learning. This will involve liaising with parents, carers, teaching staff, and external agencies where appropriate, ensuring that communication is clear and that students receive coordinated, effective support.

Closing date: Sunday 1st NovemberShortlisting date: Monday 2nd NovemberInterview date: Wednesday 18th November