North Hertfordshire College
Deputy Head of Electrical

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Location: Stevenage Town Centre Campus
Salary: Up to £45,000 FTE per annum + Pension
Contract: Permanent, Full Time (37 hours per week)
North Hertfordshire College is looking for a motivated and experienced Deputy Head of Electrical to support the delivery and development of our Electrical curriculum provision.
Reporting to the Head of Electrical, you will play a key role in ensuring high-quality teaching, learning and assessment across a range of electrical programmes. This is an exciting opportunity for an ambitious educator and leader who is passionate about learner success and developing the next generation of skilled electrical professionals.
What you'll do:
- Support the leadership and management of the Electrical curriculum area.
- Drive high standards in teaching, learning and assessment.
- Teach up to 340 hours per year across relevant electrical programmes.
- Support quality assurance processes, including lesson observations, course reviews and quality improvement activities.
- Contribute to curriculum planning and development to meet learner and employer needs.
- Support the creation and delivery of Self-Assessment Reports (SAR) and Quality Improvement Plans (QIP).
- Coach and develop teaching staff to achieve outstanding performance.
- Help ensure an exceptional learner experience that prepares students for employment and further study.
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- A degree and relevant teaching, industry or professional qualification.
- Experience within Electrical education, training or industry.
- Strong understanding of teaching, learning and assessment practice.
- Knowledge of the current education inspection framework.
- Experience using data to monitor performance and improve outcomes.
- Excellent communication, coaching and leadership skills.
- A commitment to quality improvement and continuous development.


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Why join us?
North Hertfordshire College, part of Hart Learning Group, is a thriving organisation with over 650 staff and ambitious plans for the future. You'll join a supportive leadership team, have opportunities to influence curriculum development and play a vital role in helping learners achieve their career goals.
If you're ready to take the next step in your leadership career and help shape the future of electrical education, we'd love to hear from you.
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