Chelmsford College
Personal Tutor

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Vacancy | Personal Tutor
Title: Personal Tutor
Hours: 37 hours per week, 38 weeks per annum
Salary: £23,764 per annum
Organisation: Chelmsford College
Closing Date: 24/07/2026
Job Description
Join us in shaping confident, motivated and successful learners.
Are you passionate about helping young people thrive? Do you want a role where every day you can make a meaningful difference to learners’ attendance, wellbeing and progress? Chelmsford College is expanding its central Personal Tutor Team and we’re looking for committed, proactive individuals to join us.
As a Personal Tutor, you will be a key figure in our learners’ experience - building relationships, removing barriers, and helping students feel supported, safe and ready to learn. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a growing team at a college that puts pastoral care and personal development at the heart of its mission.
What You’ll Do
- Lead daily attendance monitoring and follow-up within a dedicated protected window
- Provide immediate, personalised communication with learners and families
- Carry out welfare checks, early interventions and link up with teams for barrier-removal support
- Deliver high-quality Life Skills and Personal Tutorial sessions
- Maintain accurate pastoral records, ensuring consistency across the department
- Work within a supportive buddy system to ensure full pastoral coverage
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As part of our central Personal Tutor Team, you will:
- Play a central role in improving attendance, punctuality and learner engagement
- Build strong, trusted relationships that enhance wellbeing, confidence and belonging
- Contribute to a consistent and professional pastoral model across the college.
What We’re Looking For
We’d love to hear from you if you are:
- A strong communicator, confident building rapport with young people and families
- Organised, reliable and able to follow clear processes
- Compassionate, calm and solution-focused when supporting learners
- Passionate about personal development, wellbeing and inclusion
- Enthusiastic about working in a team where no day is the same
Experience in education, youth work, mentoring, coaching or pastoral support is beneficial, but what matters most is your commitment to making a positive impact.
Why Chelmsford College?
- A friendly, ambitious organisation committed to learner success
- A supportive Learner Experience team with shared values and strong leadership
- Opportunities for professional development and progression
- A chance to contribute to real and meaningful change across the college.
Ready to Make a Difference?
If you’re motivated by helping young people overcome challenges and achieve their potential, we want to hear from you.


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The College is committed to equality and diversity and to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. We expect all staff to share these commitments. This post is subject to an Enhanced DBS Disclosure.
If you have any further questions, please email employment@chelmsford.ac.uk
Applications
Applications will be considered upon receipt.
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If you would like to apply for employment within the Chelmsford College Group, please complete the online application form.
Online Application for Employment
PLEASE NOTE You may wish to download the example forms, and explanatory notes, using the link below in order to prepare the information you will be asked to submit. The online application process has to be completed in one go and without undue delay. In particular, you are advised to prepare your Supporting Statement of up to 4000 characters in another application before you start.
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If you require help making your application please contact the Human Resource Department on 01245 293018 or email employment@chelmsford.ac.uk.
Contact
Please use the below contact details if you would like to contact us directly about employment opportunities.
Human Resource Department
Chelmsford College
Moulsham Street Campus
Chelmsford
CM2 0JQ
Tel: 01245 293018
Tel: 01245 490486 (24 hour answer phone)
Fax: 01245 266908
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