Lecturer in Psychology and Humanitites
Halesowen College
Halesowen College, Whittingham Road, Halesowen, B63 3NA
- £23,222 - £37,443 per year
- Expired
- Salary:
- Pro rata for fractional posts.
- Job type:
- Full Time, Part Time, Fixed Term
- Apply by:
- 10 December 2021
Job overview
We are seeking to appoint an enthusiastic and qualified teacher to teach across Year 12/13 Social Sciences as part of the A’ Level curriculum. The successful candidate will have access to a range of high-quality resources in order to make a major contribution to an experienced team of well-qualified, professional and dedicated staff within the Humanities department.
We currently have a thriving A’ Level cohort with growing numbers of students on Psychology and our suite of Applied subjects such as Criminology and Health and Social Care. Preferably with a degree in Psychology or a closely allied subject, you should be open to and comfortable with teaching other subjects from across our Social Sciences and Humanities subjects in addition to Psychology.
You will be expected to have a record of high levels of student achievement at Level 3 and excellent classroom management.
Interview is scheduled for the 16th December 2021.
This position is fixed for 1 year.
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About Halesowen College
Halesowen College, in the West Midlands, is a mixed further education institution. It accepts students from the age of 16 and has around 4,200 learners in attendance. The college offers courses of study in 11 subject areas and partners with three local higher education institutions.
Founded in 1966, Halesowen College regularly places in the top 10% of colleges for the examination performance of its students. The college offers a high level of support for students transitioning from school to higher education via its university centre, and via its long-standing partnerships with the University of Worcester and Newman University.
Principal
Andy Dobson
Values and vision
Halesowen College aims to give students a sense of personal responsibility for their own education. It believes that this is a necessary part of becoming an adult, and that it is excellent practice for university life and the working world.
The college also believes in giving back to the community, through activities such as litter picking in the parks, raising money for local charities, and collecting for the Black Country Food Bank.
Ofsted report
"The college’s response to meeting the needs and interests of learners and employers and its approach to educational and social inclusion are outstanding. The very good range of courses includes an increasing amount of relevant vocational courses and Train to Gain provision. Many learners from areas of high deprivation progress well within the college and to higher education."
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