Lecturer IT / Lecturer ICT

Lecturer IT / Lecturer ICT - £22,936 - £38,789 per annum inc London Weighting

Join Our Team!

We have several opportunities forLecturer IT or Lecturer ICThere at Barking and Dagenham College.

Our values of creativity, enterprise and innovation drive our organisational behaviours and business, so if you want to join our team, we have some exciting opportunities now available.

We are looking for motivated, learner-centred and outstanding Lecturers who can inspire students, have a flexible and creative approach to their work, and foster the development of excellent technical learning and entrepreneurial skills.

• As part of your role you willdevelop and prepare course materials and associated lesson plans and schemes of work, monitor and track learner progress and maintain up to date records.
  

You will be able to support learners with learning difficulties, participate in IT team activities and act as a course leader, along with promoting innovation in learning and technology. You should also be ableto undertake assessor and internal verification role.

To be successful in your application it is essential that you should;

• Have a degree or equivalent qualification in the subject relevant to the course to be delivered
• Possess a teaching qualification or be prepared to undertake a further education teaching qualification
• Have recent and relevant experience of teaching Computing to learners especially Level 3 BTEC Provision.???????
• Be able to provide e??vidence of recent teaching and assessment practical issues in delivering Computing.
• ??????Have the ability to be course leader and associated responsibilities in leading a Level 3 team???
  

If you can do all of the above and are passionate about success, we want to hear from you!

For more details of any our roles, please follow the link to our website.

• PLEASE NOTE; All applications forms must be fully completed, showing full education and employment details. An incomplete application will not be considered for shortlisting.
• Please note, that wehave the right to interview candidates before the application deadline_
  

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