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Colchester Institute is recruiting a Progress and Destination Tutor to support students across campus, helping them identify their planned destinations—further study, an apprenticeship or employment—and remove barriers to learning.
You will run weekly Personal Development sessions, monitor attendance and progress, and provide one-to-one mentoring using tools like Google Classroom, ensuring timely progression and high retention during 38 weeks a year, term-time only, 37 hours weekly.
At Colchester Institute, we believe in the power of education to transform lives and communities. As one of the leading providers of education and training in the region, we are proud to offer a dynamic, supportive, and forward-thinking working environment.
We are seeking a Progress and Destination Tutor to join our team. In this role you will work closely with curriculum and teaching staff across the campus to provide appropriate support to students, helping them successfully progress towards their chosen destination, whether that be further study, an apprenticeship or employment.
You will deliver a weekly programme of personal development sessions covering a range of centrally agreed themes, facilitating discussions, managing activities and adapting resources to meet the needs of different tutor groups and technical subject areas. You will also manage a caseload of individual students, monitoring their progress, behaviours and attitudes, while providing targeted support to learners identified as 'at risk' to help them overcome barriers, reach their full potential and achieve their chosen destination.
Job title: Progress and Destination Tutor - Public Services and Sport
Full Time, Term Time Only, 38 weeks a year, 37 hours a week.
Part time hours available too.
Please note: the salary advised is for a full time, term time only position.
Colchester Campus
About the role: Supporting students with their induction and orientation to the College, in liaison with other curriculum staff, to help them to identify their planned destinations and any barriers to learning, supporting the 42-day focus process leading to increased retention. To have a particular focus in the first few weeks of the academic year on students who enrol late, or who show signs of disengagement or detachment in the early stages of their study programmes, to keep them on programme. Reviewing students' overall attendance, punctuality, behaviour, and attitudes to learning, taking swift and appropriate action as necessary, including the use of the College attendance and / or disciplinary policy, supported by programme leaders and other involved teaching staff. Delivering weekly tutorial sessions on cross-college themes, and in line with a centrally produced tutorial programme including, but not limited to, progression; employability; safeguarding; preventing radicalisation; staying safe, bullying and harassment; and British values. Developing and adapting Personal Development Group Tutorial sessions and resources in line with a co-ordinated College approach to ensure the most appropriate delivery for your students. Using relevant software such as Google classroom to deliver aspects of the Personal Development Group Tutorial Programme, especially work experience and employability. Developing a personal understanding of each tutee by holding regular one to one tutorials (non-academic) and supporting them to complete all parts of their Programme of Study to the requisite level, including maths, English and Work Related hours.
At Colchester Institute, we value our staff and invest in their growth. Joining us means becoming part of a vibrant community dedicated to excellence in education and training. If you are passionate about making a difference and inspiring the next generation, we would love to hear from you.
We do not engage with recruitment or search agencies unless they have been officially contracted in line with our PSL.
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