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About the Company
Our client, an established further education provider, is seeking a Maths Lecturer to join its teaching team from August 2026.
About the Role
The successful candidate will deliver GCSE Maths and Functional Skills teaching to mixed-ability groups, including learners aged 16–18 and adult students. The role will involve planning coherent programmes of study, assessing progress and creating an inclusive learning environment that supports every learner in reaching their potential. Teaching will primarily take place during the day, with some evening delivery required where necessary.
Responsibilities
- Deliver high-quality Maths teaching and assessment to learners on vocational programmes from entry level to Level 2.
- Teach GCSE Maths and Functional Skills to mixed-ability groups of 16–18-year-old and adult learners.
- Plan programmes of study and produce appropriate assessment schedules.
- Design and implement schemes of work that provide a clearly sequenced curriculum.
- Monitor, record and evaluate learner progress accurately at every stage.
- Recognise and value both incremental and significant learner achievements.
- Support learners in developing broader skills while meeting course, assessment and accreditation requirements.
- Create an inclusive and equitable classroom environment.
- Select diverse and relevant teaching materials and case studies.
- Use innovative and proactive teaching methods to provide a stimulating learning experience.
- Deliver daytime and evening sessions where required.
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Qualifications
- Recent and relevant experience teaching GCSE Maths and Functional Skills.
- Experience planning programmes of study and producing assessment schedules.
- A degree in Maths.
- Knowledge of current GCSE Maths and Functional Skills standards.
- Experience teaching mixed-ability groups.
- Ability to monitor and record learner progress accurately.
- A sensitive, inclusive and learner-focused approach.
- Ability to create an engaging and supportive learning environment.
- Flexibility to teach during the daytime and evenings where required.
Required Skills
- Recent and relevant experience teaching GCSE Maths and Functional Skills.
- Experience planning programmes of study and producing assessment schedules.
- A degree in Maths.
- Knowledge of current GCSE Maths and Functional Skills standards.
- Experience teaching mixed-ability groups.
- Ability to monitor and record learner progress accurately.
- A sensitive, inclusive and learner-focused approach.
- Ability to create an engaging and supportive learning environment.
- Flexibility to teach during the daytime and evenings where required.


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Preferred Skills
- Experience teaching mixed-ability groups.
- Ability to monitor and record learner progress accurately.
- A sensitive, inclusive and learner-focused approach.
- Ability to create an engaging and supportive learning environment.
- Flexibility to teach during the daytime and evenings where required.
Pay range and compensation package
Salary: £33,843–£46,992 per annum
Equal Opportunity Statement
Our client is committed to diversity and inclusivity. This role is subject to child-protection screening, including checks with previous employers, online checks and an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check. Applicants who are barred from regulated activity involving children must not apply. The campus is smoke-free, and smoking and vaping are not permitted anywhere on site.
Application Process
Applications should be submitted through the recruitment consultant’s application process by 12 August 2026. Our client reserves the right to close the vacancy before the advertised deadline. Interviews are expected to take place on 18 August 2026. The successful candidate will be employed through a wholly owned subsidiary of our client, which operates different terms and conditions.
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