Progress Tutor

Elliott Hudson College; Churwell; On-site; GBP 24,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

Elliott Hudson College seeks an exceptional Personal Progression Tutor to transform life chances for young people. You will mentor, guide and champion students throughout their sixth form journey, supporting progression to university, apprenticeships and meaningful careers.

You will work closely with alliance leaders, parents and colleagues to provide personalised pastoral support, monitor progress and deliver engaging tutorial programmes that inspire students to fulfil their potential.

Qualifications

• Ability to build meaningful relationships with young people.
• Excellent communication, organisational and mentoring skills.
• Experience providing information, advice and guidance to young people.
• Knowledge of post-16 education and progression pathways.
• Passion for education and improving life chances.

Responsibilities

• Mentor, guide and champion students throughout their sixth form journey.
• Provide personalised pastoral support and monitor student progress.
• Deliver engaging tutorial programmes to inspire students to fulfil their potential.

Skills

Relationship building

Communication

Mentoring

Guidance for progression

Post-16 education knowledge

Job description

At Elliott Hudson College, we are seeking toappoint an exceptional Personal Progression Tutor who is passionateabout transforming the life chances of young people. This is a rewarding andinfluential role at the heart of our student support provision, where you willmentor, guide and champion students throughout their sixth form journey.

As a Personal Progression Tutor, you will play apivotal role in supporting students to achieve outstanding academic outcomes,develop ambitious aspirations and successfully progress to university,apprenticeships and careers of significance. Working closely with AllianceLeaders, parents and colleagues, you will provide personalised pastoralsupport, monitor student progress and deliver engaging tutorial programmes thatinspire students to fulfil their potential.

This is far more than a pastoral role. It is anopportunity to become a trusted mentor, advocate and role model, helping youngpeople navigate some of the most important decisions of their lives whilstmaking a genuine difference to the communities we serve.

Potential applicants will have:

• The abilityto build meaningful relationships with young people and a genuine commitment tosupporting their success.
• Excellentcommunication, organisational and mentoring skills, combined with a positiveand caring approach.
• Experienceof providing information, advice and guidance to young people and supportingthem to achieve ambitious goals.
• Knowledgeofpost-16 education and progression pathways, with a commitment to raisingaspirations and achievement.
• A passionfor education and improving life chances for all young people.