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Teacher of A Level French - Casual

Teacher of A Level French - Casual

Sixth Form College Colchester

Essex

  • £28.65 per hour
  • Expired
Job type:
Full Time, Part Time, Supply
Apply by:
15 July 2020

Job overview

Applications are invited from suitably qualified and skilled candidates for the above casual post, which offers an excellent opportunity to work within a strong Modern Foreign Languages Department in this highly successful Sixth Form College.  The College holds Good Ofsted status and also Beacon status - one of the first four sixth form colleges in the country to be awarded the latter. The department is one of the largest MFL Sixth Form providers in the country with a wide spread of course offering.

The successful applicant should ideally have successful experience of teaching A level French, a good Honours Degree or part degree (or equivalent) in French and ideally a PGCE or equivalent teaching qualification.  

For further details and a College Application Form (which MUST be completed) please visit the College website.

Interviews may take place at any time after an application is made so please apply as soon as possible.


About Sixth Form College Colchester

The Sixth Form College Colchester is a non-denominational, mixed sixth-form college for around 3,200 students aged 16 and older. It was founded in 1987 and is located on the site of a former school. The old building at the college dates back to 1912. 

In 2011, the Sixth Form College Colchester opened a new language centre; a series of new buildings, including a performing arts centre, have been added in recent years. Among its alumni are television presenter Dermot O’Leary and Blur frontman Damon Albarn.

Principal

Ian MacNaughton

Values and vision

The Sixth Form College Colchester prides itself on its positive and vibrant atmosphere. It describes itself as a bridge between the worlds of school and of higher education or employment.

The college aims to give students the qualifications, skills and opportunities to make an effective transition into the adult world.  It places a strong emphasis on pastoral care, and urges students to adopt a mature approach during their time at the college.

Ofsted report

“The curriculum offering is very rich and most learners undertake a wide range of subjects, additional studies and enrichment activities. These features enhance learners’ experiences and knowledge and facilitate their high levels of progression to higher education and employment. The vast majority of teaching and learning is good and in a minority of lessons is outstanding.” 

“Feedback is good and detailed; it helps learners to improve. The quality of their work is high.”

Read the Sixth Form College Colchester’s latest Ofsted report

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