Hourly Paid Lecturers

Hourly Paid Lecturers



Start Date : As soon as possible



Salary : Various hourly rates dependant upon experience, subject and college



Hourly Paid Lecturers



For 2010/11 academic year hourly paid staff are required to teach on a range of subjects.



These positions will involve teaching and assessing on a range of courses taught within various Further Education and Sixth Form Centres across Manchester and Lancashire. All of the subjects are taught at AS and A2, BTEC and occasionally some at HE Level.



Typical subjects we look for cover include: Psychology, Sociology, IT, History, Media, Childcare, Health & Social Care, Youth Work, Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), English Language and Literature, Maths, Engineering, Computing, Performing Arts, Dance, Motor Vehicle, Business Studies and Law



The successful candidates will be committed to delivering outstanding success rates and will be able to motivate and inspire students to be successful.



Your hours of work will be flexible and may include day to day, short term and long term opportunities dependent upon the requirements of the assignment.



The successful candidate will have:



* Recognised Teaching qualification (PGCE or CertEd)

* Vocational Qualification / Degree in relevant subject

* Minimum of 6 months UK teaching experience

* Current enhanced CRB

* Already registered with the IFL



How to Apply



Please forward a copy of your recent CV and covering letter. NQT's are welcome to apply.



Capita Education Resourcing is the leading education recruitment specialist and offers the largest staffing support network for colleges in the UK. There is a wide range of opportunities for lecturers, trainers, teachers, assessors, and distant learning tutors in both non-vocational and vocational subjects.



Capita Education Resourcing is an accredited Quality Mark Company.



Capita Education Resourcing is committed to a policy of equal opportunities. We respect and value cultural and religious diversity and will not discriminate on the basis of age, gender, sexual orientation, race, ethnic origin, religion, culture or disability. Each individual is assessed on merit alone.