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Knowledge Specialist: Groundworks and Civil Engineering

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This is a great opportunity for a dynamic and professional individual qualified in Groundworks and/or Civil Engineering to join a forward-thinking college to teach across a range of courses in Groundworks and Civil Engineering. The primary focus will be teaching on Level 1, 2 and 3 courses, full time and employed students.
You will be required to use your expertise to provide a high-quality learning environment within the Directorate of Engineering and work closely with the Teaching Head of Department for Groundworks, Civil and Railway Engineering to ensure this delivers the strategy of the college. You will work in a demanding and rewarding environment with young people and adults and this will require a flexible approach.
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Ideally you will have recent and relevant industrial experience in Groundworks and Civil Engineering. You will have occupational experience within the sector and be looking to take the next step in your career.
This is an exciting role that would suit a person with relevant vocational experience, who understands the complexity of the sector, involving the high level of change to both practices and ways of working. Who has good communication skills and is looking to apply those skills in a learning environment.


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You will be a highly self-motivated, energetic and driven individual, encompassing a strong sense of autonomy. You will possess strong presentation and communication skills and be able to demonstrate achievement of targets.
The role will require you to embed the college’s values; Respect, Integrity, Collaboration, Ambition and Compassion.
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