Hull College
Lecturer in Fabrication & Welding

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Hull | 21 hours per week | 52 weeks per year
£26,772 to £40,052 FTE per annum (Actual Salary £16,063.20 to £24,031.20)
23.5 days annual leave
About The Role
As our Lecturer in Fabrication & Welding, you will support student learning and provide a safe working environment for students, preparing equipment and materials for students within the practical workspace environment, and maintain stock and stores in an efficient manner.
Why Join Hull College?
At Hull College, we are committed to delivering exceptional education and training that transforms lives. As a Lecturer in Fabrication & Welding, 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
- 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
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
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As Lecturer in Fabrication & Welding 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:
- Organisation of practical workspace areas to ensure effective utilisation of space and realistic work simulations and prepare materials for use by students including training aids and learning resources.
- Overall responsibility for Health and Safety in practical workspace areas and to ensure compliance with all
- Ensure that practical learning environments, equipment, machines and plant comply with health and safety requirements, identifying necessary actions and reporting through line management
- Manage a rolling programme of learning space and equipment maintenance including repairs as required and for ensuring relevant checks are made on machine tools, equipment and materials in accordance with Health and Safety requirements (i.e. PAT testing, COSHH, etc)
- Contribute fully to the membership of course teams, attending staff meetings and liaising with staff on individual student’s progress and support needs.
- Assist in the maintenance of records of individual student progress where appropriate, including maintaining records of student attendance and initial assessment.
- Ensure that consumables, materials, preparation and stock control are available and prepared to the required level in practical learning environments;
- Follow group financial procedures in ordering consumables and other practical equipment for line manager authorisation and update practical learning environment inventories annually.
- Deliver taster sessions and attend open events as required
- Promote a teaching, learning and working environment that is free from discrimination and where all students and staff are encouraged to express their individuality.
- Be responsible for safeguarding and promoting the welfare of learners.
- Undertake such additional duties as may be reasonably required commensurate with the level of responsibility within the College at any of the College’s sites or place of work.


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About You
You will be an experienced and credible education professional with:
- GCSE (A -C) or equivalent in Maths and English
- First aid qualification or willing to work towards
- A knowledge and understanding of the subject specialism
- Recent experience of the subject specialism
- Knowledge of Health and Safety policy/procedures
- Administrative and record keeping skills
- Ability to work as an individual or as part of a team
Ready to Make a Difference?
If you are passionate about Fabrication & Welding, people development and delivering outstanding learning experiences, we would love to hear from you.
Apply now to join Hull College as a Lecturer in Fabrication & Welding 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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