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Teacher (Further education) - Oldham

Date posted : 10/06/19
£16000 - £17000 per annum

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  • Do you have experience guiding and supporting young people with their career choices?
  • Are you looking for an opportunity to further develop your existing skills and expertise?
  • Are you looking for a role where you can support pupils with MLD In developing their employability skills?

A higher education provider situated in Central Oldham are looking to appoint a Further Education Teacher in September 2019. The college are seeking a Teacher who can support pupils with moderate learning difficulties in developing their employability and life skills. This role is for a September 2019 start and will involve working until the end of the academic year July 2019 and there is also potential for a permanent role dependent on funding. This role will involve working 8.30am - 4.00pm and will involve working 5 days per week Monday - Friday. If you are successful in securing the position you will not be required to work within school holidays, so this position could be suitable for Teachers who have children and a looking for a role with term time holidays.

The role will involve planning and delivering lessons which are designed to support pupils with moderate learning needs in developing their life skills. Due to the specific needs of the pupils we would be interested in applicants who have a considerable amount of experience supporting children or young people with SEN. Please be aware that this can be professional or personal experience.

The role will involve providing support to pupils in gaining employment upon leaving college and as a part of this role your roles and responsibilities might include:

  • Exploring future programmes of study/ pathways for students with SEND

  • Supporting pupils in developing their basic Maths and English skills in preparation for the world of work

  • Equipping pupils with life skills such as: learning how to cook and clean and manage finances

  • Supporting pupils in preparing for potential job or university interviews

  • Supporting pupils with creating CVs and covering letters

If you feel that you have the appropriate skills and qualifications to be considered for the post, please apply directly.

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