Senior Lecturer - FTC for 12 Months

University of Chester; Liverpool; On-site; GBP 52,000 - 77,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional development

Academic induction

University events

Job summary

The University of Chester invites applications for a Senior Lecturer to join the Division of Psychology's high-intensity CBT team. You will contribute to teaching on our BABCP-accredited postgraduate programme and engage in research and knowledge exchange activities.

You should hold a degree in a relevant discipline and a PGDip or Master’s in CBT; experience of clinical supervision on IAPT or Talking Therapies programmes is desirable. Collaborative, student-centred teaching is essential.

Qualifications

• Degree in a relevant discipline.
• PGDip or Master’s level qualification in CBT for BABCP eligibility.
• Experience of clinical supervision on IAPT/Talking Therapies programmes.

Responsibilities

• Teach on the BABCP accredited postgraduate programme.
• Engage in research and knowledge exchange activities.
• Contribute to the academic life of the Division and University.

Skills

Communication skills

Interpersonal skills

Teaching experience

Education

Degree in a relevant discipline

PGDip or Master’s in CBT

Job description

About The Role

We are seeking a Senior Lecturer to join the Division of Psychology’s Hight Intensity Training CBT team, which has a proud record of excellent research-informed teaching. You will contribute to teaching on our BABCP accredited postgraduate programme. You will be an integral part of the academic life of this busy, friendly Division, our Faculty, and to the University as a whole. You will be expected to contribute to our research and knowledge exchange activities and engage with the wider research community. This role provides an outstanding opportunity for career development.

About You

As we are committed to providing an excellent student experience, we are looking for an enthusiastic professional with excellent communication and interpersonal skills. You will have a degree in a relevant discipline, will have a PGDip or Master’s level qualification in CBT which conveys eligibility for BABCP accreditation and experience of clinical supervision on IAPT or Talking Therapies programmes. To be successful in this role you will work with students as partners, using your subject knowledge, research and/or practical expertise, to enhance their experience whilst studying with us.

Rewards & Benefits

• By joining us you will be able to engage in continued professional development, by taking up some of the many opportunities within the Division and wider University community.
• You will receive a full academic induction, have the opportunity to be enrolled on our teaching and learning course (as appropriate), and benefit from university events such as our annual Research Festival, Teaching and Learning Conference, Diversity Festival, and the University Festival of Ideas.
• The Division of Psychology runs a research seminar series to help all staff maintain currency in a broad range of topics in the discipline, and to facilitate networking with fellow psychologists from across the UK.

About Us

The Division of Psychology focuses on high-quality teaching emphasising the application of psychological knowledge to real world contexts. The University of Chester has a long and proud history as an institution of Higher Education. The college which would become the University of Chester was founded in 1839. The University of Chester now has over 14,000 students, drawn from the United Kingdom, Europe and further afield. We are located on an attractive campus within walking distance of the City Centre. Chester itself is a beautiful, historic city. Its location means that we have easy access both to other cities and to beautiful countryside.

The University of Chester values the benefits a rich and diverse workforce brings to our community and therefore welcomes applications from all sections of society.

You are welcome to email or phone the Head of Division, Dr Kevin Hochard, for an informal chat about the post on [e-mail] or 01244 513100.

Further Details

Job Description (PDF)

We encourage applications from a diverse range of applicants.