0.5 Business Lecturer (Higher Education)
Nelson and Colne College
Lancashire
- Expired
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 22 June 2021
Job overview
0.5 Business Lecturer (Higher Education)
Salary: Up to £36,007 (Pro rata)
Closing Date: Tuesday 22nd June 2021
Interview Date: TBC (please note interview process may be carried out virtually. This will depend upon College closure/ reopening)
**Please note that there is limited activity on the main College sites at this time. However, we are continuing with essential recruitment processes and all applications will be considered for shortlisting in the normal way.**
Nelson and Colne College Group is a beacon for educational excellence, made up of a family of colleges – Nelson & Colne College, Lancashire Adult Learning & Accrington & Rossendale College. We are looking for an experienced and enthusiastic Lecturer to join our Higher Education Division.
This is a 0.5 permanent role working a total of 17.5 hours per week. This role will be based across both campuses at Accrington & Rossendale and Nelson & Colne.
Main duties include:
• Teach within the Business team on a range of programmes
• Be up to date to plan, deliver and assess high quality teaching as required by your Line Manager to the appropriate number of hours
• Develop and share resources for the course/subject
• To plan and prepare a high quality learning experience, including for delivery online, as required.
• Complete required assessment duties in relation to student assignments
The ideal candidate will have:
• Degree in a relevant subject area or appropriate professional qualification
• Successful teaching experience in Business
• Knowledge of and proven ability to deliver the curriculum successfully
• A higher degree (MA/MSc/Mphil) or PhD
How to apply:
If you're interested in this post and would like to know more, then please visit our website and complete an application form.
Please note: All of our posts are subject to an enhanced DBS check due to working with vulnerable adults and children. Should you wish to discuss this further, please get in touch with the HR team.
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About Nelson and Colne College
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Nelson and Colne College, located in the town of Nelson, Lancashire, offers further education to 1,600 full-time students and 3,500 part-time adults. The college was founded during the reorganisation of education in Pendle in the early 1970s and created by the merger of several local sixth forms.
Recent investments have included a £2m engineering facility, an all-weather sports pitch and gym, fully equipped science laboratories, and student study and social spaces. In January 2017, Nelson and Colne College launched a university centre to offer a range of higher education programmes in East Lancashire and beyond.
Principal
Amanda Melton
Values and vision
Nelson and Colne College’s overarching vision is summed up in its commitment to “expanding horizons; excelling together; and always learning". It promises to: put people at its centre; take care to understand each other’s individual qualities and needs; ensure that every single member of the college knows they matter; and celebrate individuality and recognise the strength of diversity.
The college also promotes a “green” ethos among its students and staff, setting up a sustainability group to raise awareness of environmental issues. The whole college has signed up to challenging goals to reduce its carbon footprint.
Ofsted report
“The quality of teaching and learning is outstanding. Assessment is well planned and marking is thorough and helpful. The internal lesson observation system is rigorous and carefully moderated and helps improve the teaching and learning. Staff development is well focused on college priorities.”
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