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Milton Keynes College is seeking a Part-time Progress Mentor (Term time only) to support student progression and deliver a focused curriculum at our Milton Keynes campuses. The role is five days a week, 6 hours per day, within a 38-week term-time contract.
Start date is 21/10/2026 and the position involves attendance support and career planning to help learners thrive. This opportunity includes 30 days annual leave, pension, professional development opportunities, EAP access, discounts, and a
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Salary up to £30,000 FTE per annum (£20,304 based on 30 hours term time only) - subject to skills and experience
Location: Milton Keynes
Start date: 21/10/2026
Contractual hours: 30
Basis: Part time
Region: South
Job reference: VO00938
Attachments: Progress Mentor JD 1.pdf
At Milton Keynes College, the individual student is central to all our endeavours. As a Progress Mentor, you will help to shape the future of young people by delivering inspiring lessons, based on individual growth and awareness of the wider world.
If you have been working with young people and are looking for a new challenge, this exciting opportunity has arisen to join our existing team. Working closely with other colleagues, Progress Mentors will deliver a set curriculum at the college, exploring key topical components, aimed at developing understanding of oneself, and the wider world and communities in which we live.
Being able to motivate and energise young people, discuss potentially sensitive topics, and support learner progression through career planning, are all vital components of the role. Challenging learners to enhance their performance on their programme of study through attendance support will also be fundamental to the success of this role.
This role will ideally suit somebody who has experience and an interest in the development of young people. You will ideally have experience of providing advice, guidance and/or education to young people and/or adults.
This role is working 5 days a week, Monday-Friday (6 hours per day). This is a 38 week a year contract (term time only).
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