Boston College
Lecturer in GCSE English (0.3)

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Lecturer in English
A fantastic opportunity has arisen to join us at Boston College as a Lecturer in our English team to provide expert teaching and learning across our 16-19 and adult provision. We are looking for a talented, engaging and focused individual to work within our successful team to help our learners reach their full potential and progress onto future opportunities.
Requirements
This post requires flexible candidates to meet the requirements of the learners and provide high quality levels of teaching and learning. The successful candidate will have:
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- A minimum of a Level 4 qualification in English
- A Level 2 qualification in Maths
- A teaching qualification
However, suitable candidates that are willing to work towards an accredited teaching qualification may be considered. Some experience of GCSE teaching at this level is also desirable.
Application
For informal enquiries please contact Adam Brackenbury, Director of Learning, on (01205) 365701 ext. 6284 or adam-b@boston.ac.uk


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