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Hammersmith & Fulham Council

Lecturer Functional Skills English LBHF624407

London
£30.2k – £46.8k/yr
Posted 12 days ago
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Functional Skills (FS) English Lecturer – Hammersmith & Fulham Council

Job Details

  • Salary: £30,249 - £46,722 pro rata, per annum (£15,124 - £23,361 full-time equivalent)
  • Location: Macbeth Centre, Macbeth Street, London W6 9JJ
  • Hours: 18 per week
  • Contract: Permanent
  • Vetting: Enhanced DBS Check
  • Closing Date: 12 July 2026
  • Interviews: Week commencing 20 July 2026
  • Enquiries: Kathy McCarthy (Staff Services Manager) – KATHY.MCCARTHY@LBHF.GOV.UK

About the Role

At Hammersmith & Fulham, we are driving reform to create a -bold, inclusive future where every resident thrives. Our Economy department is dedicated to delivering efficient, high-quality services for a safe, clean, and green borough.

We are recruiting a Functional Skills (FS) English Lecturer (0.5 FTE, based at Adult Learning and Skills Service) to:

  • Strengthen the borough’s Adult Learning and Skills Programme in English.
  • Ensure learners gain the literacy skills essential for work, learning, and daily life.
  • Propel progress against Ofsted, audit, and government compliance standards.

The Lecturer will: ✔ Deliver engaging, inclusive teaching aligned with Functional Skills English (Entry 1 to Level 2) and desirable GCSE delivery. ✔ Create high-calibre lesson plans, schemes of work, and Individual Learning Plans (ILPs). ✔ Contribute to curriculum design and adaptive teaching for vulnerable learners, boosting confidence and independence. ✔ Engage with learner assessments, reviews, and feedback mechanisms. ✔ Work closely with the Skills for Life team to nurture communication skills.

Key partnerships:

  • Adult learners across the borough
  • Schools, businesses, and third sector organisations
  • Government funding frameworks

About Hammersmith & Fulham Council (H&F)

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Key Responsibilities

Teaching & Learning Delivery

  • Deliver structured, compliant Functional Skills English (Entry 1 to Level 2) using learner-centred approaches.
  • Adapt lesson content to ensure accessibility for diverse, disadvantaged, and less-able learners.
  • Provide differentiated instruction based on individual learner needs.
  • Maintain adherence to Ofsted framework and quality assurance standards.

Curriculum & Assessment

  • Develop and manage schemes of work, lesson plans, and ILPs aligned with awarding body guidelines.
  • Conduct initial assessments, learner interviews, reviews, and progress tracking.
  • Spearhead curriculum evaluation to align with local priorities and strengths.

Professional Engagement

  • Collaborate with colleagues to shape effective adult learning environments.
  • Stay updated with sector-wide teaching strategies and adult literacy trends.
  • Support cross-team alignment for children, schools, and third-sector organisations.

Person Specification

Essential Requirements

  • Teaching Qualification: Minimum Level 4 teaching standard (some adult/middle-level experience preferred).
  • Sector Experience: Extensive government-funded adult learning in Functional Skills English (ages 19+).
  • Teaching Expertise:
    • Demonstrated close partnership with learners.
    • Proven adaptive teaching strategies for challenging audiences.
    • Deep knowledge of awarding body compliance (e.g., AQA, EDEXCEL).
  • Governance Awareness: Keeps up with Ofsted and adult learning policy.

Desirable Qualities

  • GCSE in Adult Learning or Education.
  • Experience in preparing learners for GCSE.

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Our People Values

Professional Compass

At H&F, our organisational identity is built on shared values:

1. We are fair

  • Respect and equity for all colleagues—valuing diverse viewpoints.
  • Benefit and inclusion strategies for staff development.

2. We are caring

  • Drive high standards and continuous improvement.
  • Learn from mistakes while celebrating successful outcomes.

3. We are collaborators

  • Partnership across borough sectors (residents, businesses, schools).
  • Co-created solutions with all stakeholders.

4. We are driven

  • Perfectionist approach to priority delivery.
  • Empathy towards our residents and users.

Our Commitment to You

Rewards & Benefits

  • Total reward package with flexible working opportunities.
  • Proactive policies supporting equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) as intrinsic to our mission.

Inclusion & Accessibility

  • Zero tolerance for unfair conditions—equitable access for all.
  • An inclusive culture where decisions involve staff and residents.
  • A visibility-first agenda to ensure our diverse community thrives.

Safeguarding

  • Strong safeguarding culture—embedding the welfare of all students/learners at every level.
  • Mandatory safeguarding training and policies for all stakeholders.

Adjustments Available

If our processes require adjustment to suit your needs (e.g., application format compatibility), please reach out to: **resourcing-peopleandtalent@lbhf.gov.uk (The Town Hall, King Street, Hammersmith, W6 9JU)


Application Note

For full details, refer to the Role Profile summary available shortly.


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Skills

Functional Skills
Teaching
Lesson Planning
Assessment
Curriculum Development
Adult Education
Literacy Skills
Communication Skills
Quality Assurance
Inclusive Teaching
Government-Funded Education
Engagement
Support
Confidence Building
Resilience
Independence

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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