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Lecturer in Business and the Welsh Baccalaureate, temporary

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Lecturer in Business and the Welsh Baccalaureate, temporary
We are looking for an enthusiastic and skilled Business Lecturer to join our established and supportive team based at our Dolgellau campus. The successful candidate will teach within our department that includes Level 2 and Level 3 courses, 14-16 provision, and a Higher Education BA (Hons) degree course in Business.
You will provide high-quality and engaging learning experiences that help students develop the skills they need for industry and further study. Your duties will include preparing and delivering engaging lectures to our learners, along with the associated administration, assessment, and quality assurance.
Applications are welcomed from individuals with recent experience working in the sector.
If you are new to teaching, we will support you to gain a recognized teaching qualification in Further/Higher Education. You will also have access to Continuous Professional Development (CPD) and mentoring.
The success of our department is measured by high-quality teaching and the opportunities offered to our learners.
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Job Details
Job Reference
CMD/339/26
Salary
£22.58 - £34.91 per hour (inclusive of holiday pay), dependent on qualifications and experience
Place of Work
Dolgellau
Holiday Entitlement
- There will be an entitlement to pro rata paid holiday in each academic year (1st September to 31st August), which includes pro-rata entitlement of 8 Bank and Public Holidays normally observed in Wales and a pro-rata entitlement of up to 5 efficiency days (please note this can change annually).
- Annual leave is derived from a pro rata full time equivalent entitlement of 46 days which is included in the hourly rate paid.
Working Pattern
- Up to 10 hours per week. Work pattern to be agreed with Programme Area Manager.
- An additional percentage of between 10% - 33.33% (subject to criteria) will be applied to the contracted hours worked to reflect preparation and marking.
- Weeks per year - 34 (during the college term)
Pension Rights
Teachers Pension Scheme
Contract Type
Part Time Hourly Paid


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Closing Date
18 Sep 2026
12:00 PM (Midday)
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Job Description / Person Specification pdf
How to apply
Applications may be submitted in Welsh or English; any application submitted in Welsh will not be treated less favourably or be subject to any delay.
- Download and save the application form to your computer/device (e.g. to My Documents or Downloads folder).
- Browse to the folder that contains the application form and open the PDF using a program such as Adobe Acrobat Reader. Don't open/view it in your browser as you might not be able to save.
- Fill out the form, including the equal opportunities monitoring form.
- Send your completed application form to jobs@gllm.ac.uk The post you have applied for should be used as the subject line of your email.
Please contact us by email jobs@gllm.ac.uk should you require any assistance or require further information.
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