Protective Services Lecturer: Outdoor & Practical Teaching

Teaching Vacancies; Essex; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Barking and Dagenham FE College is seeking a Protective Services Lecturer to deliver theory-based and practical units, including drill, telecommunications, emergency planning, outdoor activities, and map reading. The role requires experience in FE/Higher Education and a commitment to safeguarding and learner progress.

The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong teaching, administrative, and QA skills, with a willingness to support learners with their progression and attend to reporting and

Qualifications

• Hold a teaching qualification and experience of teaching in the Further or Higher Education sectors.
• Have a Level 3 qualification in the subject and be prepared to undertake an FE teaching qualification with our support as part of our Passport to Teaching programme.
• Have significant Service Industries experience and be qualified to Level 3 in the subject with support for FE teaching qualification.
• All applicants should have good administrative skills and be able to accurately track attendance, progress and achievements.

Responsibilities

• Teach theory-based and practical units for Protective Services, including hierarchy, drill, telecommunications, emergency planning, outdoor activities, map reading and crime scene investigation.
• Deliver and assess units against the Learning, Teaching and Assessment framework, supporting learners to high achievement and self-actualisation.
• Engage in quality assurance processes such as writing briefs, marking, internal verification, and collaboration with awarding bodies (e.g., BTEC/NCFE).
• Use learning platforms (Google Classroom or equivalent) to manage assignments and resources for learners.

Skills

Teaching experience

Administrative skills

Progress tracking

Education

FE/HE teaching qualification

Level 3 subject qualification

Job description

Barking and Dagenham FE College is seeking a Protective Services Lecturer to deliver theory-based and practical units, including drill, telecommunications, emergency planning, outdoor activities, and map reading. The role requires experience in FE/Higher Education and a commitment to safeguarding and learner progress.

The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong teaching, administrative, and QA skills, with a willingness to support learners with their progression and attend to reporting and