Hull College
Lecturer in Brickwork

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Hull | 35 hours per week | 52 weeks per year
£26,772 - £40,052 per annum
42 days annual leave + bank holidays + Christmas closure
About The Role
As our Lecturer in Brickwork, you’ll have the opportunity to inspire the next generation of skilled tradespeople, sharing your industry knowledge and practical experience to help learners build the skills and confidence they need for their future careers.
Working with students across a range of Brickwork programmes, you’ll create engaging, practical learning experiences and provide the support and guidance needed to help every learner progress and achieve. You’ll bring fresh ideas to your teaching, contribute to the ongoing development of the curriculum and play an active role in maintaining high standards across the provision.
Whether you’re already an experienced lecturer or looking to bring your Brickwork expertise into education, this is a great opportunity to make a genuine impact on learners entering the industry.
Why Join Hull College?
At Hull College, we are committed to delivering exceptional education and training that transforms lives. As a Lecturer in Brickwork, you will join a values-driven organisation where quality, collaboration and continuous improvement sit at the heart of everything we do.
You will play a vital role in shaping outstanding teaching, learning and assessment across the College, supporting staff to be the very best they can be and ensuring our learners receive an exceptional experience.
Competitive Rewards & Work-Life Balance
- 42 days annual leave plus bank holidays and additional Christmas closure days
- Generous pension scheme
- Flexible working opportunities, where appropriate
Professional Growth & Development
- Strong commitment to CPD, training and leadership development
- Opportunities to shape new curriculum provision and influence strategic direction
- Access to professional memberships, industry networks and specialist development
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Wellbeing & Support
- Access to a comprehensive Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)
- A supportive, collaborative leadership culture
- On-site wellbeing, pastoral and inclusion support teams
Staff Benefits & Perks
- Free on-site parking
- On-site facilities including café and restaurant
- Cycle-to-Work scheme
- Staff discounts via our internal benefits platform
Make a Real Impact
As Lecturer in Brickwork, you will work closely with curriculum leaders, teachers and senior leaders to drive continuous improvement in teaching, learning and assessment. You will support, challenge and coach staff, ensuring high expectations are embedded and that quality processes deliver meaningful impact for learners.
You will:
- Deliver high-quality, engaging and challenging teaching and learning, employing innovative and interactive teaching methods to ensure stretch, challenge, and engagement of students of all ages and abilities
- Leading, coordinating and supporting course activities to achieve curriculum area targets, including collation and submission of financial claims to appropriate funding bodies and partners as required
- Planning, preparing and updating all relevant teaching documentation including schemes of work, lesson plans and online learning materials using Canvas
- Facilitating academic tutorials, contributing to marketing, promotion. Recruitment and interviewing of students and participating in open events, schools tasters and enrolment events.
- Assessing, monitoring and recording timely feedback to students, leading IV/IQA processes, and contributing to quality assurance processes and curriculum design within the area.
- Maintaining up to date knowledge of the subject specialism by attending appropriate professional/ vocational updating.
- Attend meetings and communicating with colleagues within the curriculum area as and when required
- Leading, coordinating and supporting course activities that will support the achievement of curriculum area targets. Accurately carry out the qualification completion process within the departmental systems in a timely manner


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About You
You will be an experienced and credible education professional with:
- Specialism in Brickwork at level 3 and above
- Cert. Ed/PGCE or willingness to work towards
- GCSE or equivalent in Maths and English
- Experience working within Further/Higher education
- Experience of course leadership
- The ability to work as a professional team member and able to liaise with tutors, employers, awarding bodies and other agencies
- The ability to work flexibly, including evening and weekend work
Ready to Make a Difference?
If you are passionate about Lecturer in Brickwork, people development and delivering outstanding learning experiences, we would love to hear from you.
Apply now to join Hull College as a Lecturer in Brickwork and help us create better futures for our learners and communities.
Hull College is committed to safeguarding children and vulnerable adults. All colleagues are expected to contribute to the delivery of our safeguarding strategy and values.
This role requires an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check and is subject to regulated activity.
Please note: This vacancy may close early depending on the volume of applications received. Early application is advised.
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