Teacher, 16-18 Young ESOL

Exeter and North Devon Colleges Group; Greater London; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

We are looking for a passionate and innovative educator at Exeter and North Devon Colleges Group who can inspire young learners and help them achieve their potential. The role emphasises ESOL teaching, personalising learning and supporting diverse needs, with strong IT and administrative skills expected.

Candidates should possess a degree in a relevant subject and a recognised teaching qualification; experience with refugees or unaccompanied asylum-seeking youth aged 16-18 is advantageous for

Qualifications

• Experience teaching ESOL.
• Experience developing personalised learning resources and supporting diverse learners.
• Excellent communication, organisation and administration skills.
• Ability to motivate, inspire and engage young people.
• Strong IT skills and a commitment to outstanding teaching, learning and assessment.
• A degree or equivalent qualification in a relevant subject area.
• A recognised teaching qualification.
• Experience working with refugees, unaccompanied asylum-seeking children or young people aged 16-18 would be advantageous.

Skills

ESOL teaching

Personalised learning

Communication skills

Organisation skills

IT skills

Student engagement

Administration skills

Education

Degree in relevant subject

Teaching qualification

Job description

We are looking for a passionate and innovative educator who can inspire young learners and help them achieve their potential.

You will ideally have:

• Experience teaching ESOL.
• Experience developing personalised learning resources and supporting learners with diverse needs.
• Excellent communication, organisation and administration skills.
• The ability to motivate, inspire and engage young people.
• Strong IT skills and a commitment to outstanding teaching, learning and assessment.
• A degree or equivalent qualification in a relevant subject area.
• A recognised teaching qualification.

Experience working with refugees, unaccompanied asylum-seeking children or young people aged 16-18 would be advantageous.