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Lecturer in Railway Engineering

Lecturer in Railway Engineering

Myerscough College

Lancashire

  • Expired
Salary:
£20,357 - £29,526
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Apply by:
13 July 2017

Job overview

Myerscough College is a leading Land-based and Sports College in the Northwest of England. The college is a NSAR (National Skills Academy for Rail) approved member for the railway industry and has a long successful history of delivering Construction Plant Skills and Land-based Engineering apprenticeships to a wealth of employers throughout the UK.  The College has made a significant investment in resources, including a dedicated engineering building, to ensure that the facilities and resources help prepare learners for the world of work.  Graded Ofsted ‘Good’ with outstanding residential provision, the College offers an excellent environment for both staff and learners with exceptional employer and learner satisfaction rates.

As part of the national network of colleges an exciting new opportunity has arisen for a Lecturer in Railway Engineering.  Initially delivering Level 3 Rail Engineering (Technical Knowledge) in liaison with NTAR and Northern Rail it is then expected that the successful candidate will support the development of the provision and further enhancement of resources to meet the needs of industry. The successful candidate must have industry experience in railways, a level 3 industry specific qualification, along with GCSE (or equivalent) maths & English. No teaching experience necessary but you must be willing to work towards a teaching qualification within an agreed timescale (if not already obtained).

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