Bristol Tutorial College
A Level Humanities Teachers (on site)
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Company Description
Bristol Tutorial College provides A-Level courses and bespoke education for students aged 16 and above. The college focuses on small-group and one-to-one teaching, enabling personalised academic support and tailored learning pathways. It offers a structured yet flexible environment designed to help learners progress to higher education or other career routes. The college values high-quality teaching, individual attention, and close monitoring of student progress to achieve strong academic outcomes.
Role Description
This is an on-site, contract role for experienced Humanities Teachers based in Clifton, Bristol. The role involves planning and delivering engaging A Level humanities lessons (such as Economics, Geography, History, Law and Politics and related subjects), adapting teaching to individual student needs and different exam board specifications.
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- Preparing lesson plans and resources
- Setting and marking assignments
- Providing regular feedback
- Supporting learners with exam preparation and resits
- Collaborating with college staff to ensure curriculum coverage
- Tracking student progress
- Contributing to reports
- Maintaining clear communication with students and, where appropriate, parents or guardians
- Participating in departmental meetings
- Adhering to the college’s policies on safeguarding, assessment, and quality assurance
Qualifications
- Ability to plan and structure effective lessons, including strong Lesson Planning skills tailored to A Level humanities.
- Experience teaching secondary-level learners (e.g., upper secondary or Middle School and above), with familiarity with UK exam frameworks.
- Excellent Communication skills for explaining complex concepts clearly and engaging students in discussion.
- Proficiency in Curriculum Development, including aligning teaching with A Level specifications and assessment objectives.
- Subject knowledge in humanities disciplines, with the ability to teach to A Level standard.
- Relevant teaching qualification (e.g., PGCE or equivalent) and a degree in a humanities subject.
- Experience supporting exam preparation, resits, and individual learning plans for students aged 16+.
- Commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of young people, including willingness to undergo necessary background checks.
- Strong organisational skills and ability to work collaboratively within a small college environment.
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