Chelmsford College
Adult Skills and Employability Tutor

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Vacancy | Adult Skills and Employability Tutor
Title
Adult Skills and Employability Tutor
Hours
37 hours per week
Salary
Up to £35,463
Organisation
Chelmsford College
Closing Date
13/10/2026
Job Description
Our adult learners have different experiences, starting points and ambitions. You will support them to succeed by:
- Planning and delivering engaging, inclusive teaching across a range of Adult Skills programmes.
- Delivering and assessing regulated qualifications and non-regulated learning.
- Supporting learners to achieve their qualifications and learning aims.
- Providing constructive feedback and maintaining accurate assessment and learner records.
- Adapting teaching to different learner needs, abilities, and starting points.
- Developing learners' confidence, resilience, employability skills, and workplace behaviours.
- Monitoring attendance, engagement, and progress and providing additional support where needed.
- Working with colleagues to maintain high standards of teaching, assessment, and quality assurance.
- Contributing to new programmes and learning resources as the Skills Hub grows.
- Working with our Employment and Progression provision to prepare learners for employment, apprenticeships, and further learning.
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You may already work in Further Education or Adult Education, or as a trainer or tutor in another setting. You will have experience of teaching, training, or facilitating learning, including qualifications, employability, personal development, or vocational programmes. You should be confident assessing learner work and maintaining accurate records.
You will be engaging, motivational, learner-focused, and approachable, with the ability to adapt to different groups and support adults who may be returning to education after a significant period. You will be organised, collaborative, positive, and solution-focused, with high expectations for teaching, assessment, and learner achievement.
You will hold an appropriate teaching qualification, a relevant Level 3 qualification, and GCSE English and Mathematics at Grade C/4 or equivalent.
Experience of Adult Skills Fund provision, SWAPs, regulated qualifications, or working with unemployed adults would be an advantage but is not essential.
Why join us?
This is an exciting time to join our Adult Skills team. The development of the Chelmsford College Skills Hub is creating opportunities to expand adult learning, respond to local skills needs, and support more adults to develop their skills and progress.
You will join a growing provision where you can contribute ideas, develop resources and programmes, and help shape the learner experience. Most importantly, you will see the direct impact of your work as learners build confidence, achieve qualifications, and progress into employment, apprenticeships, or further learning.


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Could this be your next step?
If you are passionate about teaching, enjoy working with adult learners, and want to make a genuine difference, we would love to hear from you.
Apply now and help adults gain skills, achieve their goals, and create new opportunities for their future.
The College is committed to equality and diversity and to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. We expect all staff to share these commitments.
Starting salary will be dependent on qualifications, skills, and experience.
This post is subject to an enhanced DBS check.
If you have any further questions, please e-mail employment@chelmsford.ac.uk
Applications will be considered upon receipt.
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If you would like to apply for employment within the Chelmsford College Group, please complete the online application form.
Contact
Please use the below contact details if you would like to contact us directly about employment opportunities.
Human Resource Department
Chelmsford College
Moulsham Street Campus
Chelmsford
CM2 0JQ
Tel: 01245 293018
Tel: 01245 490486 (24 hour answer phone)
Fax: 01245 266908
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