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Lecturer in Psychology (Further Education)

Birmingham
£21.6k – £26.5k/yr
Posted about 23 hours ago
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Employer: University College Birmingham

Location: Birmingham, UK

Reference: REQ000603

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Type: Part-Time, Permanent (22.5 hrs/week)

Closing Date: August 16, 2026

Seeking enthusiastic Level 3 Psychology Lecturer for growing Further Education department. Plan, develop and deliver high-quality engaging learning opportunities. Teach key psychological theories, research methods, and contemporary issues. Monitor student progress and prepare learners for assessments. Create positive and supportive learning environment.

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Requirements:

  • Qualification in Psychology or related discipline.
  • Experience delivering Psychology courses in Further Education.
  • Passion for student success.

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Skills

Psychology Teaching
Curriculum Planning
Research Methods
Student Assessment
Lesson Delivery
Student Progress Monitoring

Location

Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

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