The London College UCK
Lecturer in Electrical & Electronic Engineering

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About the College
The London College is a long-established higher education provider delivering academic and vocational programmes across HNC/HND and degree levels. The College is committed to flexible and inclusive learning, strong academic standards, and positive student outcomes. We are student-focused, digitally enabled, and committed to continuous improvement in teaching, learning, and the student experience.
Job Description
The College delivers high-quality academic and vocational education, ensuring a great learning experience for all students. As such, the successful applicants will have a strong background in industry and hold both Bachelor & Master degrees in Electrical & Electronic Engineering. We are looking for a lecturer to deliver courses at both undergraduate & postgraduate level and also BTEC HNC/HND vocational qualification. The successful candidate can either be from an Electrical/Electronic Engineering teaching background or from industry with a passion to transfer existing skills into teaching. Preference will be given to those applicants holding a teaching qualification. However, support will be given to those looking to achieve a teaching qualification, with guidance from experienced lecturers and induction programmes.
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Duties
- Deliver assessment and examination duties to a range of learners on our full-time and part-time programmes at both undergraduate & postgraduate levels.
- Provide tutorial for a group or groups of students and to arrange and monitor Key Skills activities.
- Liaise with Programme Leader and Internal Verifiers, as appropriate.
- Carry out assessment, evaluation, and other administrative or laboratory duties in line with the module requirements.
- Supervise individual/group project relating to your specialist subject major.
- Attend all required departmental meetings and annual meeting with external examiners.
Qualifications Required
- At least 3 years of full-time teaching experience at Levels 4, 5, 6, and 7.
- UK Bachelor’s and Master’s degree qualifications in Electrical & Electronic Engineering.
- PhD or equivalent qualification is preferred.
- Relevant professional qualification is desirable.
- Experience managing and developing quality assurance and RQF internal verification activities within UK higher education institutions.
- Extensive experience teaching HNC/HND vocational programmes is desirable.


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The Candidate
Essential:
- Strong practical knowledge of Electrical & Electronic Engineering.
- Ability to deliver practical and engaging lessons.
- Experience using engineering software and laboratory equipment.
- Ability to prepare teaching and assessment materials.
- Ability to support students with projects and practical work.
- Good classroom management skills.
- Ability to work effectively with academic and support teams.
Desirable:
- Experience with industry-based engineering projects.
- Knowledge of current engineering technologies and practices.
- Experience developing practical laboratory activities.
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