Construction and the Built Environment Lecturer
HRUC - Richmond upon Thames College
Twickenham
- Expired
- Salary:
- £20,271 - £36,072 full time equivalent per annum
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 28 January 2018
Job overview
Richmond upon Thames College is a successful College of General Further and Higher Education committed to the highest possible standards of teaching and learning, pastoral support and personal development. The College has been graded as Good by Ofsted and had the best student results in 16/17 for at least six years.
We are currently undergoing a transformation to become a first class further education college and a major technical and professional hub for West London with a reputation for academic excellence.
The new state of the art building will welcome existing and new students in September 2019 and the college will focus on providing high-quality value for money programmes and services and create a college of further and higher education that is recognised locally and across London for its technical, professional and academic rigour.
We are looking to recruit a qualified professional to teach the theory and practice on courses within the Engineering &Technology Section with an architectural / design emphasis. These include Construction and the Built Environment courses ranging from Level 3 to Level 4 HNC Diploma and will include the following subject areas: Graphical Detailing, Sustainable Construction, Mathematics in CBE, Science and Materials in CBE, Computer Aided Design and Drafting, Construction Technology and Design, Design Procedures, Economics and Finance, Health, Safety and Welfare, Building Regulations and Control, Group Project, Management Principles and Application in CBE and Design Principles and Application.
It is also essential that you have experience in teaching BTEC.
We currently offer 18 hours per week, Monday to Wednesday. The actual annual salary for this post ranges from £10,135 to £18,036.
In return we offer an excellent pension scheme, generous annual leave, subsidised sports facilities and professional development and training. We will support you through our mentoring scheme and CPD programme to help you to achieve best results.
If you would like to contribute to the success of our Engineering and Technology department, we would like to hear from you.
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About HRUC - Richmond upon Thames College
- HRUC - Richmond upon Thames College
- Egerton Road, Twickenham
- Middlesex
- TW2 7SJ
- United Kingdom
College Mission Statement
Richmond upon Thames College (RuTC) exists to help all of its students to achieve their full potential. It seeks to do that by providing
- a broad and responsive curriculum
- outstanding teaching, learning and training
- comprehensive systems of academic and personal support
- opportunities to engage in a wide range of enrichment activities
- an institutional commitment to excellence
thereby fostering the skills, qualifications and experiences likely to enhance personal development, employability and citizenship. Whilst sensitive to changing political and economic priorities, and aware of the need for prudent financial management, the fundamental purpose of the College is teaching, learning and student achievement.
RuTC is pleased to welcome students from many different backgrounds and abilities. Building on its traditional role as the borough’s sixth form provider, the College’s primary focus is full-time students aged 16-19 and their preparation for University, training or the workplace. Operating within a wider setting, it aims to contribute to adult, HE, employment-based and 14-16 provision, working, wherever appropriate, in collaboration and partnership with other institutions.
RuTC believes that a skilled, motivated and valued staff is the foundation of a thriving student body. As a learning organisation, RuTC strives to ensure that the values which underpin high quality teaching and learning – encouragement, honest self-evaluation, high expectations and mutual respect – characterise, also, its management and organisational culture. Students, staff and other constituents of the College are encouraged to participate in its running and development through clear communication and regular consultation within an atmosphere of openness, confidence and trust.
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