French - Part Time Teacher to A level
Albemarle Independent College
Westminster
- Expired
- Job type:
- Part Time, Fixed Term
- Start date:
- January 2020
- Apply by:
- 6 December 2019
Job overview
An enthusiastic, dedicated and experienced part-time teacher of French to A Level is required for January 2020 to join our highly successful team at Albemarle Independent College.
Applicants should have at least two years relevant teaching experience. We are based in Mayfair and we aim for our students to go to their first choice universities. Teaching is in groups of no more than eight.
Applications are invited from experienced teachers to join our strong and successful teaching team.
£35 per hour for 5/6 hours per week for one Upper 6th A Level student.
Applicants are invited to request an application form or download it from TES website .
Completed application forms, a current CV and a covering letter can be sent to Stephen Bailey, Vice Principal to steve.albemarle@gmail.com.
Closing date: 6 December 2019
Start Date: For week commencing 6th January 2020 until the French A Level exams in June 2020.
Interviews by individual arrangement.
Albemarle Independent College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers, the receipt of an enhanced DBS certificate and other relevant registrations and clearance.
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About Albemarle Independent College
Based in the heart of Central London, Albemarle College is an independent college offering broad GCSE and A-level programmes together with revision, retake and refresher courses.
Albemarle has a reputation for excellent A-level results. Every full-time, two year A-level student has achieved a 100% pass rate with grades of A, B or C. Students are taught very much by traditional methods, in small groups, concentrating on the skills needed to pass examinations and to be successful at university.
All tutors at Albemarle are subject specialists and most have experience as examiners. They are particularly successful with young people: able to motivate and communicate with them in ways which they understand.
Barriers are quickly broken down, enhancing the learning process
Class sizes at Albemarle are kept small - the average is four to five students, with a maximum of eight in each class. Tuition is very much centred on the students who are encouraged to participate fully and, most importantly, to think for themselves
Each student has an initial consultation with one of the Principals to establish goals and objectives, plan a strategy for sitting examinations (particularly important for modular courses) and to ensure that the correct subjects are chosen.
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