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Park Lane School of Management & Research Ltd.

Lecturer of Law

London
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Park Lane School of Management & Research Ltd is a rapidly expanding British higher education provider offering University Pathway programs and accelerated progression routes to learners worldwide. The institution is dedicated to democratizing education and making high-quality academic opportunities accessible to diverse student populations. Learners are supported in developing a leadership-oriented mindset that prepares them to become competitive professionals and decision-makers in their fields. With a global reach and focus on practical, career-ready education, Park Lane fosters an inclusive and forward-thinking academic environment attractive to educators seeking impact at scale.

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The Lecturer of Law will deliver engaging online lectures and seminars to pathway and progression students, ensuring course content is clear, relevant, and aligned with academic standards. Day-to-day responsibilities include:

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The lecturer will conduct ongoing research to maintain up-to-date subject knowledge, incorporate contemporary legal issues into teaching, and contribute to curriculum enhancement. This is a part-time, remote role that requires effective online communication, participation in virtual faculty meetings, and collaboration with academic staff to support student success and quality assurance.

Qualifications

  • Strong academic and practical foundation in Law, with the ability to teach core legal principles clearly and accurately.
  • Specialized expertise in Labor and Employment Law, with the skills to explain complex regulatory frameworks and workplace issues.
  • Demonstrated experience in Lecturing or university-level teaching, including online delivery and student-centered instructional methods.
  • Subject-matter knowledge in Criminal Law, with the ability to integrate contemporary case studies and ethical considerations into teaching.
  • Research skills, including the ability to engage with current legal scholarship and apply findings to curriculum design and classroom practice.
  • Advanced degree in Law (LL.M or equivalent; PhD or professional doctorate is an asset) from a recognized institution.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with strong online presentation and facilitation abilities.
  • Experience teaching diverse, international student cohorts and a commitment to inclusive, non-discriminatory educational practices.
  • Ability to work independently in a remote environment, manage part-time teaching workload, and meet academic deadlines.
  • Familiarity with virtual learning environments, digital teaching tools, and best practices in online higher education.
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Skills

Labor Law
Employment Law
Criminal Law
Online Teaching
Curriculum Design
Research Skills
Communication Skills
Student-Centered Instruction
Digital Teaching Tools
Inclusive Education
Feedback Provision
Assessment Design
Legal Scholarship
Presentation Skills
Remote Work
Collaboration

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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