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Learning Services Tutor (Digital Skills)

Worcester
£14 – £17/hr
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Worcestershire County Council

Job Title: Adult Education Tutor

Salary: £14.82 or £16.35 depending on the role (plus 14.49% sessional uplift)

Hours: Flexible / By Agreement

Location: County-wide (delivery in community settings and online)

Team: Skills and Employability - Learning Services

Contract Type: Sessional

Previous applicants who have submitted an application within the last six months, need not apply

The Role:

Sessional Opportunity: Adult Digital Skills Tutors (Tutor / Senior Tutor)

Contract Type: Sessional

Hours: Flexible / By Agreement

Pay: £14.82 – £16.35 per hour (depending on role) + 14.49% sessional uplift

Location: County-wide (delivery in community settings and online)

Are you passionate about supporting adults to build confidence and develop digital and employability skills for everyday life and work?

Do you want to help adults in Worcestershire develop the skills they need to navigate the digital world, access opportunities and feel more confident using technology in a positive and inclusive environment?

If so, we’d love you to join our friendly and committed team.

Learning Services Worcestershire is seeking enthusiastic sessional tutors to deliver Adult Digital Skills programmes, working with adults aged 19+.

About The Provision

Digital Skills courses support adults to develop practical skills across a range of areas, including:

  • Entry level digital skills for absolute beginners
  • Digital skills for life and work
  • Microsoft Office
  • Smartphone and tablet skills
  • Level 2 Digital Skills Bootcamp courses
  • Employability skills, including using digital tools to support job search, applications and workplace tasks

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Courses are delivered in community settings, Libraries and online, creating accessible opportunities for adults to engage in learning close to home or remotely.

Our programmes are designed to be inclusive, practical and engaging, supporting learners to build confidence, develop new skills and apply learning in everyday life and work. They also support learners to develop the digital and employability skills needed to progress into employment, training or further learning.

About The Roles

As a Digital Skills Tutor, you will take responsibility for planning and delivering engaging, high-quality sessions that support adults to develop their digital and employability skills. You will play a key role in creating inclusive learning environments and supporting learners to achieve their personal goals.

We are recruiting to our established, career-graded tutor pathway:

Tutors – £14.82 per hour

Plan and deliver engaging Digital Skills sessions, supporting adults to develop practical skills and confidence for life and work.

Senior Tutors – £16.35 per hour

Alongside teaching, contribute to curriculum planning, quality improvement and mentoring colleagues.

While these roles sit within a wider generic tutor structure, at this time, you will primarily deliver within a Digital Skills specialism.

Full expectations are outlined in the job descriptions attached to this advert. Applicants are matched to the applicable role (tutor or senior tutor) at shortlisting depending on qualification and/or experience.

What You’ll Be Doing

  • Plan and deliver inclusive Digital Skills sessions
  • Support adults to build skills, confidence and independence
  • Develop learners’ digital skills for everyday life, work and job search
  • Adapt delivery to meet a wide range of learner needs
  • Support learners to apply digital and employability skills in practical contexts
  • Work collaboratively with colleagues and community partners
  • Track learner progress and provide feedback
  • Embed safeguarding, equality, diversity and inclusion

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About You

  • Are passionate about adult learning, digital inclusion and employability
  • Can build positive relationships with adult learners
  • Are adaptable and learner-focused
  • Can support learners with a range of needs to achieve and progress

You will have:

  • Experience delivering learning within FE or community-based settings (ideally with adults)
  • A commitment to supporting learners to achieve accredited outcomes and progression

Why Join Us?

  • Make a meaningful difference to individuals and communities
  • Work in a supportive, collaborative team
  • Benefit from flexible working arrangements
  • Access to CPD, mentoring and development opportunities

Interested?

For an informal discussion, please contact:

Laura Ryley

Curriculum Quality Manager

Tel: 01905 728537

Email: LRyley@worcestershire.gov.uk

Equality & Diversity:

The County Council is committed to equality of opportunity for all citizens and celebrates the diversity of all its residents.

Application Closing Date: Wednesday 16th September

Anticipated Interview Date: TBC

Attached documents

  • Scale 4 Learning Services Tutor.pdf
  • Scale 6 Senior Learning Services Tutor.pdf
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Skills

Digital Skills Instruction
Adult Education
Curriculum Planning
Employability Coaching
Microsoft Office
Inclusive Teaching
Learner Assessment
Safeguarding
Digital Inclusion
Classroom Management

Location

Worcester, England, United Kingdom

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