Variable Hours Lecturer – Design, Surveying & Planning

Stanmore College; Greater London; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 47,000; Part time

Job summary

Stanmore College in London is seeking experienced professionals to deliver Design, Surveying and Planning T Level programmes. You will bring industry insight to support students in applying classroom learning to real workplace scenarios. Teaching takes place during the day, with some evenings and Saturdays as curriculum requires.

Salary: £21.77 - £33.90 per hour, plus holiday pay. Interview date: Friday, 27 November 2026.

Qualifications

• Deliver engaging teaching and learning across Design, Surveying and Planning T Level programmes.
• Help students connect studies with realities of the built environment sector.
• Contribute to curriculum development and quality improvement.

Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging teaching, learning and assessment across Design, Surveying and Planning T Level programmes.
• Deliver high-quality teaching, learning and assessment across relevant Engineering programmes.
• Prepare lessons, projects and learning resources reflecting current professional practice.
• Assess students' work, provide constructive feedback and support progress and achievement.
• Keep subject knowledge current and contribute to curriculum development.

Skills

Design industry experience

Surveying industry experience

Planning industry experience

Job description

Your Industry Experience. Their Future.

What does it take to succeed in the built environment sector? Your industry experience can help students find out. From understanding professional practice to developing the skills and confidence needed in the workplace, you can help bring their T Level studies to life.

Stanmore College is looking for professionals with experience in Design, Surveying and Planning who are passionate about sharing their knowledge and preparing the next generation for careers in the industry. Bring your expertise into the classroom, make learning relevant to real workplace demands and help students take their first steps towards a successful career.

Join Us at an Exciting Time

Stanmore College is undergoing a £60 million redevelopment, creating a modern, sustainable campus with new teaching spaces and facilities for our students. As our Engineering and Built Environment provision continues to develop, this is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the future of vocational education.

T Levels combine classroom learning with meaningful industry experience. Your professional insight will help students understand industry expectations, apply their knowledge to practical situations and develop the skills and confidence to make the most of their industry placements.

The Role

You’ll deliver engaging teaching, learning and assessment across Design, Surveying and Planning T Level programmes, helping students connect their studies with the realities of working in the built environment sector. Deliver high-quality teaching, learning and assessment across relevant Engineering programmes.

The role will involve:

• Drawing on your industry experience to make learning practical, relevant and engaging.
• Preparing lessons, projects and learning resources that reflect current professional practice.
• Helping students develop the technical knowledge, practical skills and professional behaviours needed for industry placements.
• Assessing students' work, providing constructive feedback and supporting their progress and achievement.
• Keeping your subject knowledge current and contributing to curriculum development and quality improvement.

Why This Role Matters?

For T Level students, the opportunity to apply what they learn in a real workplace is an important part of their development. Your experience can help them understand what employers expect, prepare for industry placements and build the confidence to take their next steps into employment or further study.

This is a flexible opportunity to share your professional expertise while continuing your work in the industry or pursuing other commitments. Teaching takes place during the day, on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, and on Saturdays, depending on curriculum needs.

Salary: £21.77 - £33.90 (plus holiday pay) per hour

Interview Date: Friday, 27 November 2026

Please note that suitable candidates may be interviewed before the closing date, so early applications are encouraged.