Morgan Hunt have partnered with an established charity who are seeking to recruit an Employability Tutor in Bristol. This is a part time, permanent role working on site 3 days per week (Monday-Wednesday) and Thursdays from home. The salary for this role is paying up to £27,000 pro rata. The primary function of this role is to deliver Employability programmes whilst embedding Functional Skills to post 16 learners. The ideal candidate for this role will have experience in teaching Employability programmes to post 16 learners.
The Employability Tutor will be responsible for:
- designing, planning and delivering interactive lessons to learners studying Employability qualifications
- contributing to the course review process, curriculum development and quality assurance in line with the organisations policies and procedures
- ensuring learners documentation is correct completed to ensure eligibility for funding
- attending regular meetings with the quality team
The Employability Tutor will need to hold:
- a Level 3 (or above) qualification in any vocational subject
- a Level 3 (or above) teaching qualification or assessing qualification
- previous experience in teaching learners aged between 11-16 or 16-18 on either Traineeship, Employability Skills or Study Programme courses
In return the Employability Tutor will receive:
- An annual salary of up to £27,000 pro rata
- 30 days annual leave plus bank holidays pro rata
- Life insurance
- Excellent opportunity for development and progression
If you match the above criteria and would like to work with a leading charity that enhances lives of young learners within the community then please apply now.
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