Curriculum Support Worker/Technology Technician
North Durham Academy
Durham, County
- £18,400 - £20,315 per year
- Expired
- Salary:
- Grade 3 - £18,400 - £20,315 per annum (which reflects actual salary)
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 24 January 2022
Job overview
Principal: Mrs A Sweeten
New College Durham Academies Trust comprises of two large Academies, Consett Academy and North Durham Academy, located some six miles apart in North West Durham. New College Durham, is our lead sponsor and both Academies are located in multi-million-pound new builds, offering unrivalled state of the art facilities for our students and communities in Consett and Stanley.
North Durham Academy is seeking to appoint a:
Curriculum Support Worker/Technology Technician
Grade 3 - £18,400 - £20,315 per annum (which reflects actual salary)
37 hrs per week, Term Time + 1 week
Reporting directly to the Subject Lead, the successful applicant will play a crucial role in helping teaching staff to meet the needs of all students and deliver practical and engaging lessons. Applicants should therefore, be able to provide technical advice, support and guidance to staff and students within the Technology and Vocational Directorate, ensuring a safe working environment.
Knowledge and experience in one of the following subject areas is essential; motor vehicle, resistant materials, CAM (3D printing, laser cutting) or CAD (2D design, auto desk).
The successful candidate will:
• Provide technical advice, support and guidance to staff and students within the Technology and Vocational Directorate, ensuring a safe working environment;
• Maintain the equipment & resources allocated to the Directorate, keeping stock records, ordering replacement / new resources where required and ensuring Academy procurement procedures are followed;
• Work with individual / groups of students to support the teaching staff in their endeavours to ensure students make progress towards academic targets;
• To provide whole class / group supervision when teachers are absent (short term) ensuring students are on task and maintaining good order and delivering lesson content provided by teaching staff.
For further information about this role and our Academy, please visit www.northdurhamacademy.co.uk/about-us/vacancies Please do not attach copies of CV's/qualification certificates. Only the information detailed on the application form will be used as part of the short-listing process. Applications from recruitment agencies will not be accepted. Completed applications should be emailed to: HR@ncdat.org.uk by no later than Midday: Monday 24th January 2022
Applicants should assume they have been unsuccessful if we have not contacted them within 28 days of the post-closing.
New College Durham Academies Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of our students and young people. We have a robust Safeguarding Policy and all staff will receive training relevant to their role at induction and throughout employment with the Trust. We expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. This post is subject to a satisfactory enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service criminal records check for work with children.
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About North Durham Academy
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Please visit our Recruitment Portal for more information on our current vacancies within the Trust Recruitment (accessacloud.com)
New College Durham Academies Trust (NCDAT) is an ambitious Multi Academy Trust based in North Durham. We have ambitions to grown but wish to remain a Durham MAT for local schools. The trust currently has 3 large secondary schools; Consett Academy and North Durham Academy and Wellfield School.
Our schools are at the heart of their local communities and strive to deliver on our founding principles of Inclusion, Progression and Excellence which supports a central vision of ‘Students First’.
The principle of inclusion provides opportunities for students of all abilities, aspirations and backgrounds and involving staff, governors, students and the wider community in determining the direction of our Trust. Our curriculums are broad and challenging, with the academic success of students at the heart of what we do.
To encourage progression, our schools provides effective advice and guidance. This enables learners to make informed and appropriate decisions for future study and employment, encouraging them to take on new challenges and reach higher levels of achievement.
The focus on excellence underpins all we do whether in learning areas, working in the community or governing and leading our schools.
The Trust recognises that safeguarding our children and young people is core to all our activities, and we expect all staff, volunteers and wider stakeholders to share this commitment.
Our Aims are:
- To ensure our schools are centres of excellence with a focus on the nurture and achievement of all their members;
- To promote mutual support, encouragement and benefit between our academies;
- To develop, as the core foundation of academic achievement, a strong culture of professional development amongst our staff;
- To celebrate and maintain the unique identity of communities we serve with each school at the heart of its community;
- To recognise and enable all those who often remain invisible, through ethnic or cultural disadvantage, or through disability or poverty to achieve their full potential.
At North Durham Academy, we are openly focused on the educational outcomes of our students and firmly believe that placing the student at the centre of everything we do will ensure that they leave with both the best possible grades and having had the best possible experiences throughout their time with us.
In order to realise this, we work with our vision in mind at all times:
“For all students and staff to want to learn and work at a good school; and for all parents/carers from our community to want to send their children to a good school.”
There are a number of key principles that underpin the vision, which are:
- Outstanding care for each and every individual
- A relentless drive and focus to ensure that each and every student achieves their true potential
- A focus on the quality of education and on high standards
- A broad and balanced curriculum
- A range of in-school and extra-curricular experiences to prepare our students for life in modern society
- Superb facilities which support and enhance learning at all levels including achievement and engagement
Ofsted
Message from Linda Rodham, Chief Executive Officer
It gives me great pleasure to be able to share our news with everyone, especially our students and community. For the first time since its creation in 2011, North Durham Academy has received Ofsted grading of “Good” in all categories. I am so proud of the students and staff who have worked so hard to achieve this recognition. North Durham Academy is a wonderful school and inspectors clearly recognised this. We have made improvements in every part of the school and we will continue to go from strength to strength, I am truly proud to be associated with our school and its community.
For interested candidates, I would encourage you to visit our fantastic campus to see for yourself the superb learning and working environment that we have. If you would like to arrange a visit, please email our HR Team at recruitment@ncdat.org.uk whereupon a mutually convenient date and time will be arranged.
For further information regarding our Academies and Students please visit our websites | North Durham Academy | Consett Academy (consett-academy.org.uk) Home - Wellfield School
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