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Supply Desk seeks a Psychology & Criminology Teacher for a long-term cover role at a Hampshire FE college near Andover. The candidate will start ASAP and deliver Psychology at A Level and Criminology at Level 3, across post-16 learners.
The role focuses on engaging, practical lessons with strong classroom management, supporting students progressing to higher education and careers in psychology, law or criminology.
Location: Andover, Hampshire
Start Date: ASAP
Contract: Long-Term Position until July 2027
Pay: £170 to £260 per day, depending on experience
An exciting opportunity has arisen to join a well-established further education college in the Andover area.
The college offers a broad mix of A Levels, vocational qualifications, foundation programmes and apprenticeships, with a strong emphasis on preparing students for university, apprenticeships and employment. Students benefit from specialist facilities, dedicated study centres, a library and careers support.
The college places a strong focus on practical learning, student development and building the confidence and skills young people need for their next steps.
We are looking for a passionate Psychology & Criminology Teacher to join the college as soon as possible, initially working through until July 2027.
You will teach post-16 learners across Psychology and Criminology, delivering engaging lessons that encourage students to think critically about human behaviour, crime, society and the criminal justice system.
Psychology is taught at A Level and covers areas including social, developmental, cognitive and biological psychology, individual differences and research methods. Students also explore applied topics including schizophrenia, abnormality and crime scene processing.
Criminology is delivered as a Level 3 Certificate/Diploma. Students explore topics including the psychology of crime, criminological theories, media representations of crime, crime scene investigation, the judiciary process and strategies for reducing criminality. Assessment is split between controlled assessment and examinations.
The Criminology programme also includes opportunities for enrichment linked to organisations and locations such as the Police, Probation Service, Victim Support, Parliament and the courts, helping students connect their academic studies with the criminal justice sector.