Lecturer in History and Politics (A Level)
Uxbridge
Full time / Permanent
£33,429 - £46,618
We are seeking a knowledgeable and dedicated lecturer in History and Politics to continue the excellent work of the outgoing staff member. Applications are welcome from experienced teachers as well as enthusiastic new entrants to the profession. Both subjects are integral to our Humanities curriculum within the Sixth Form, and there is potential for growth in both areas.
The successful candidate will join a friendly and supportive team of approximately 25 lecturing and support staff, all committed to the success of our learners. You will embark on a varied and rewarding career and receive full support in your professional development, including fully funded Level 5 teacher training qualifications undertaken at the College.
DUTIES
Design and Delivery of Programmes
·Teach on a range of programmes in the relevant subject area, including AS and A level History and Politics and GCSE History.
·Prepare schemes of work, lesson plans and resource materials for teaching programmes.
·Utilise IT and learning technology to deliver elements of the curriculum.
·Where appropriate integrate the delivery and assessment of key/core skills into the curriculum.
·Prepare assessment plans and schedules and ensure students are aware of your expectations.
·Assess students’ progress regularly including the timely marking of work and giving feedback, both written and oral.
·Work towards the integration of students’ basic skills’ development in the delivery of teaching and learning.
Qualifications:
·Degree in History or Politics or a closely related subject
·Maths and English at GCSE Grade C/4 or equivalent or willing to achieve
·Level 5 or above teaching qualification recognised by the FE sector (e.g. PGCE, DET)**, or willingness and ability to obtain qualification, supported by the College
Knowledge and Experience:
·Experience of teaching History and/or Politics in a classroom setting, up to Advanced Level
·Able to demonstrate a high standard of teaching and student achievement
Other Skills:
·Ability to engage and inspire students aged 16-19
·Good communication skills, written and verbal
·Good interpersonal skills
·Good classroom practice
·Ability to use IT within the curriculum
·Good administrative/organisational skills
·Ability to work effectively as part of a team
·Commitment to continuing professional development
We are dedicated to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expect all staff to share this commitment. You will have a safeguarding responsibility if appointed.
The successful candidate will be subject to enhanced clearance through the Disclosure and Barring Service and employment will be subject to references.
This post is not exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974.