Tina Lacey Recruitment Ltd
Study Programme Tutor

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Study Programme Tutor - English, Employability and some maths when needed
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to cover 3 centres, Bury, Oldham and Accrington
Up to £30k depending on experience plus a company car - working for one of the UK's largest training and apprenticeship providers.
Their advantages package includes, 22 days holiday rising to 27 after one year's service plus bank holidays, option to purchase up to 10 days hol per year, casual dress and 2pm finish on a Friday, healthcare for you and the family, long service awards, extensive training and development opportunities, team build activities and events and much more!
This is an exciting opportunity for a talented individual to join a top-quality Training Provider with a proven track record in the Training and Development sector.
Have you always wanted the opportunity to teach but not qualified then our growing training provider are prepared to train you and pay for the relevant teaching qualifications! Our client will support you if you are a newly qualified teacher and can travel to all centres.
Do you want the opportunity to engage with young people? Are you looking for a rewarding career that will help change the shape of a young person’s life and career? Do you have the drive, enthusiasm and dedication to make a real difference…? Are you a newly qualified teacher and looking for a career where you can develop your skills and qualifications in the training sector? Our client are prepared to train you and pay for the relevant teaching qualifications.
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Our award-winning client is a leading training provider and we pride ourselves on our commitment and passion to the learning and development of our learners. We are currently looking for an Employability Tutor to join our client's successful Study Programme Team. The Team deliver two pre-apprenticeship programmes; Employability Skills, English and Maths and In-centre Traineeships in our client's 3 centres around Accrington, Bury and Oldham.
Both programmes are tailored to the needs of students aged 16-19 who are not ready, or able, to directly enter an Apprenticeship, employment or other post 16 alternative. This challenging and rewarding role will suit a passionate and engaging tutor with proven experience and/or desire to work with learners between the age of 16 – 19.


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Job Responsibilities
- Deliver high-quality teaching and learning to support the progress and development of learners aged 16-19
- Plan and prepare engaging and interactive learning sessions
- Conduct regular assessments to monitor learner progress
- Provide constructive feedback and support to help learners achieve their goals
- Develop and maintain effective working relationships with trainees, employers, and colleagues
Characteristics Of a Successful Candidate
- Experience in delivering training to young people
- Passionate about supporting the development and progression of young adults
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Strong organizational and time-management abilities
- Committed to maintaining high standards of teaching and learning
To apply for the role of Study Programme Tutor - teaching English mainly Lancashire please email your CV to
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