The University of Manchester
Language Tutor in Spanish (LEAP)

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We are looking for an organised and collaborative individual to join our team as a Language Tutor in Spanish (LEAP). This role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to the teaching activities of LEAP (Language Experience for All Programme), within a dynamic and inclusive environment.
You will be responsible for:
- Provide instruction in written and spoken Spanish both in class and online on the Language Experience for All Programme (LEAP) and, if required, on the undergraduate curriculum.
- Work under the supervision of a Senior Language Tutor, designated lecturer and/or the coordinator of the LEAP programme with regard to the delivery of all Spanish language courses and contribute to the design, review and development of said courses.
- As teaching on LEAP programmes, deliver classes during the evening (after 6pm).
- Contribute to language curriculum development, under the guidance of a Senior Language Tutor, the Director of LEAP and / or a programme director.
- Participate as necessary in the organisation and delivery of short language courses, recruitment and promotional events.
- Develop mechanisms and materials to help guide and monitor students in independent language learning, both in class and online.
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About You
We welcome applications from people who are enthusiastic about making a positive difference to our environment and communities. You should be able to work effectively with diverse groups and demonstrate:
Essential Criteria:
- Possess a first degree and an educational background appropriate to the delivery of the specified duties.
- Possess a teaching qualification.
- Possess near-native command of Spanish.
- Demonstrate excellent language-teaching skills.
- Previous experience of teaching and assessing advanced Spanish language skills at tertiary level (ideally in the UK) and/or experience teaching on LEAP programmes.
Desirable Criteria:
- Experience of teaching a foreign language for specific purposes, e.g. business, management, science or medicine.
- Experience teaching translation and/or interpreting.
- Accredited qualifications in the teaching of Spanish as a foreign language.
Our benefits include:
- Generous employer contribution pension
- 29 days annual leave plus bank holidays, along with Christmas closure
- Ride to work and EV car scheme available


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Name: Julia Dobson
Email: julia.dobson@manchester.ac.uk
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