Health, Social Care and Early Years Teacher

Health, Social Care and Early Years Teacher

Reference Number: SCC171834

Salary: £22,937 - £38,364 per annum 

Advert Closing Date: Midnight on Sunday 26th November 2017

Interview Date: w/c 4th December 2017

Location: Eccles Sixth Form College

Contract Type: Permanent

Hours per Week: 1.0 FTE

If you are a qualified teacher of Health and Social care and Early Years who has a proven track record of outstanding academic success and achievements to teach BTEC Health and Social Care and Access courses at a great college or equivalent industry experiences, then this role could be ideal for you. The ideal candidate must have the ability to adapt to many different environments, people, systems and expectations, You will bring a positive attitude and high expectations to each classroom and work as part of a team that aims to raise achievements and realise potential, encouraging self-belief and self-worth in each learner. Ideally, you will also have knowledge of and/or experience of delivering human biology and physiology and relevant industry experience. Applications from NQTs and industry specialists are welcome. For the right candidate who is unable to commit to full time hours, a job sharing arrangement would be considered.

About Us

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Reasons to Join Us

· Sixth Form College’s Associations terms and conditions (195 days) and automatic enrolment on to the Teachers’ Pension Scheme

· A wide range of learning & career opportunities

· MyTech, Childcare, cycle to work & other voucher schemes

· Various health & wellbeing benefits (including discounted gym membership)

· We support the Skills for Life agenda and recognise the importance of all adults having functional literacy and numeracy whatever their role.  All staff are therefore given the support to gain a level 2 qualification in literacy and / or numeracy if they do not already have one and all teaching staff are expected to promote the basic skills of their learners within their subjects.

Commitment to Safeguarding As part of our safeguarding commitment we undertake DBS checks as part of our pre-employment procedures on all potential new employees. Appointees will be required to pay for their own DBS checks where applicable to the post.