Doncaster College
Lecturer Travel & Tourism

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The vacancy
Are you passionate about the travel and tourism industry and keen to inspire the next generation of professionals? DN Colleges is looking for an enthusiastic and knowledgeable Lecturer-Travel and Tourism to join our curriculum team.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced lecturer, trainer or industry professional from the travel, tourism, aviation or cabin crew sectors to share their expertise and support learners in achieving their career ambitions. You will play a key role in delivering high-quality teaching, supporting student success and contributing to the continued development of our Travel and Tourism provision.
This is a fixed-term part-time opportunity for a period of up to 12 months
Actual Salary: £14,276.19- £18,070.14 (Full-time equivalent of £33,787- £42,766)
Working pattern- 08:30am to 16:00pm for 2 days per week (Actual working days will be confirmed with the successful candidate)
Role Summary
As a Lecturer-Travel and Tourism, you will teach across a range of Further Education programmes, delivering engaging and effective learning experiences that help students develop the skills, knowledge and behaviours required for employment and further study. You will be responsible for planning and delivering lessons, assessing student work, supporting learner progress and contributing to curriculum development and quality improvement activities.
Working collaboratively with colleagues, you will help ensure students receive an outstanding learning experience within a supportive and inclusive environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver high-quality teaching, learning and assessment across Travel and Tourism programmes.
- Prepare learning materials, schemes of work and lesson plans that support student achievement.
- Assess and mark student work, providing timely and constructive feedback.
- Support, coach and mentor learners to help them achieve their individual goals.
- Contribute to curriculum development and the enhancement of subject areas.
- Monitor and record learner progress and achievement.
- Participate in quality assurance, course verification and course leadership activities as required.
- Support student recruitment, selection and enrolment processes.
- Contribute to departmental planning, self-assessment and continuous improvement activities.
- Work collaboratively with colleagues to ensure the effective delivery and day-to-day running of programmes.
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Essential Criteria
- A relevant degree or professional qualification together with strong subject expertise in Travel and Tourism.
- A Level 5 teaching qualification, or willingness to work towards achieving one.
- Experience of teaching or training within an educational or professional setting.
- Substantial industry experience within Travel and Tourism, Aviation or Cabin Crew.
- Knowledge of innovative teaching and learning approaches, including the effective use of ICT to support learning.
Benefits For Working For DN Colleges
- Competitive salary
- Enrolment onto the Teachers Pension Scheme – 28.68% Employers contribution
- 35 pro-rata bookable annual leave days, bank holidays, and 2 weeks off at Christmas.
- Professional development opportunities.
- Access to same-day GP appointments, high street discounts, discounted hair and beauty treatments, electric car scheme.
- On-site gym & florist (site dependent).
- Access to our In-house Food Hall & Coffee Shops
Important Things to Note
- In DN Colleges we call this role Lecturer-Travel and Tourism but you might know this as Travel and Tourism Tutor, Travel and Tourism Teacher, Aviation and Tourism Lecturer, Further Education Travel and Tourism Lecturer, or Tourism and Hospitality Lecturer.
- This role is subject to satisfactory pre-employment checks, including an Enhanced DBS check.
- We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults.
- We are not looking for agency support for this role.
- Right to Work: Applicants must be authorised to work in the UK. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment Visa at this time.
- If you need more information, please contact us at staff.recruitment@dncolleges.ac.uk.


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About Us
At DN Colleges Group, we are working towards a common goal: to transform our communities through learning. This vision reflects our belief in our students and in our ability to transform their lives so positively. Our students are at the heart of everything we do.
Our educational hub spans Scunthorpe to Doncaster and beyond. We combine distinct, high quality teaching and learning with local, regional and global reach. We connect our students and staff with partners and employers across the east/west corridor from Sheffield City Region to the Humber and Lincolnshire, across the UK and internationally
Our values
This vision is supported by a set of values that underpin how we operate every day across our organisation. Across every team and department, we follow core values that guide our decision making, our interactions and our approach to challenges and opportunities.
These values are a fundamental part of DN Colleges Group, as we aspire to deliver outstanding and inspirational teaching and learning for our students every day.
Ambition
To achieve the highest standards.
Support
A caring, safe and inclusive environment.
Partnership
Collaborative working to achieve shared goals.
Innovation
We use our initiative and are agile in finding creative solutions.
Responsibility
We take individual and collective responsibility.
Equality
We work with integrity and are open, honest and respectful of each other.
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