Subject Teacher (Law & Criminology) 0.5 fte (LAWA25)

Carmel Sixth Form College; East Lindsey; On-site; GBP 16,000 - 25,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a dedicated educator to join their dynamic team. This role involves teaching and inspiring students in a supportive environment, contributing to curriculum development, and participating in the college's mission to provide an outstanding sixth form education. The college prides itself on its commitment to excellence and inclusivity, fostering a nurturing atmosphere where students can thrive academically and personally. Ideal candidates will embody the values of a Catholic college, aiming to make a positive impact in the community while driving educational success. Join a team that values integrity, vision, and dedication to student growth.

Qualifications

• Qualified Teacher Status is essential for this teaching role.
• Experience in curriculum development and student engagement is highly valued.

Responsibilities

• Teach subjects based on experience and contribute to the tutorial system.
• Monitor student attendance and maintain teaching materials.

Skills

Teaching Skills

Curriculum Development

Student Motivation

Flexibility

Education

Qualified Teacher Status

Degree in Relevant Subject

Job description

Description

All staff must make a positive contribution to:

• the Catholic ethos of the College
• the College Equality & Diversity Policy;
• the pursuit of excellence and the highest standards of quality in all aspects of College life;
• their own professional development, in accordance with the needs of the College.
  
  

The Person Appointed Would Be Expected To

• Teach a timetable based on their experience and strengths
• Contribute to the development of the subject
• Contribute to the tutorial system of the College
• Be sympathetic to the Mission of the College
• Be flexible, enthusiastic and able to motivate students to realise their full potential
• Contribute to other aspects of College life as appropriate
  
  

Responsibilities

• To work as part of one or more curriculum team(s) undertaking specific duties after consultation with other staff in the same grouping.
• To participate in appropriate meetings with colleagues and parents.
• To monitor and control the storage and use of teaching materials and books related to the teaching of their subject.
• To participate with other colleagues in the development of appropriate specifications, materials and schemes of work.
• To supervise punctuality and attendance and to regularly submit registers to Curriculum Leaders.
• To ensure that all students abide by the College disciplinary system.
• To organise and invigilate such examinations as may be required.
• To be responsible for efficient teaching programmes and for the maintenance and development of subject resources and equipment.
• To undertake such other duties as changing circumstances may require.
• May be required to contribute to other related subjects, Ethics and Values programme or EPQ.
• The Governors will appoint staff who are willing and able to contribute to the Catholic ethos of the College.
• Each member of the College will take reasonable care for the health and safety of himself/herself and persons who may be affected by his/her omissions at work.
• To undertake any other duties as may be assigned commensurate with the grade and overall responsibility level of the post and as changing circumstances may require.
  
  

Salary Information

£32,178 to £49,725 per annum, (actual payable £16,089 to £24,862.50 per annum) depending on experience

Carmel College is a leading Catholic sixth form college located in St. Helens, Merseyside, specialising in Level 3 education. With a diverse student body of over 2,000, the college offers a comprehensive range of academic and vocational qualifications, catering for A Level and BTEC students, GCSE Maths and English Language resits, and a Level 4 Art Foundation course in partnership with the University of the Arts, London. The college also offers a wide variety of Foundation Degree courses at Level 5 in collaboration with The University of Liverpool. Furthermore, Carmel College maintains a well-established Foundation Learning provision, offering Entry Level and Level 1 qualifications.

The college attracts students from over 100 schools across the region, with approximately 50% of students hailing from the St Helens and Knowsley boroughs, and the remainder coming from the wider Merseyside area. Carmel College is committed to providing a nurturing and academically rigorous environment, guiding students toward success in higher education and beyond.

As a respected member of the Sixth Form Colleges Association, the Maple Group (comprising 13 high performing sixth form colleges), and the Association of Catholic Sixth Form Colleges, Carmel College works collaboratively within its sector to deliver outstanding educational experiences. The college also partners with key organisations such as the Archdiocese of Liverpool School Improvement Trust to foster academic growth and community engagement.

Carmel College is proud to maintain formal partnerships with The University of Liverpool and University of the Arts, London, enhancing the educational pathways available to its students.

Our success lies in the fact that we recruit and retain excellent people who work exceptionally hard, driven by the Vision, Mission and shared values which underpin everything we do at the college.

At the heart of the Vision, Mission and shared values is the commitment to providing an outstanding sixth form education for our young people in a caring, Christian environment, one which makes a positive difference for these young people, improving their life chances and their life opportunities. In December 2024, the College was inspected and judged by Ofsted to be providing an Outstanding sixth form education for our young people. The college was also judged Outstanding in its denominational inspection carried out by the Archdiocese of Liverpool in February 2020.

We are incredibly proud to be an Outstanding college, providing an excellent sixth form education for our students, one which is reflected in the exceptional results they achieve and the exciting destinations to which they progress. Yet, as a proactive governing body and staff, we remain ever mindful of the need to challenge ourselves to strive for continuous improvement, to ensure that we always provide the very best sixth form education for the young people in the local community we serve.

We seek applicants with the vision, integrity and understanding of the Vision, Mission and values of a ‘Catholic College for the Community’, who will continue to drive our College forward. Our ideal candidate will be committed to build a future college that is vibrant, inclusive and provides a caring, Christian environment. We are looking for someone who will put staff and students at the centre of the work of the College, a College which prides itself on academic excellence and on delivering an outstanding sixth form college experience for young people.