Maths/Further Maths Teacher

We require a well-qualified, enthusiastic and experienced teacher of Maths to join our teaching team on the International Foundation Year. Lessons are delivered from our Manchester Centre, and the capacity to offer both online and face-to-face teaching is essential.

We are looking to appoint teachers to both permanent and fixed-term contracts.

The fixed-term contracts will run from 5th September 2022 to 31st August 2023.

We are also willing to consider annualised hours where it is appropriate and welcome applications for both full and part time work. 

• The Mathematics module is studied by all students on Science and Engineering programmes, and the majority of students on Business and Humanities programmes. There is some differentiation in content taught across the three strands of Mathematics: Maths for Business; Maths for Science and Maths for Engineering.  
• The Further Mathematics module is studied by selected students across the Foundation programme, predominantly those wishing to progress to pure physics, pure mathematics, accounting, finance or computing-related courses.  
• All appointees would be expected to teach Mathematics across the three strands.  
• The ability to teach Further Mathematics is desirable.  
• Ability to teach across a range of programmes varying in intensity and class size. This includes lectures, seminars and tutorials. Teaching may be face to face, delivered from our Manchester Centre, or conducted via virtual classrooms.  
• Ability to teach students from a variety of countries and cultural backgrounds, and with different language levels. Students may be studying in the UK or virtually from their home country, for the duration of the current pandemic restrictions.  
• Ability to assess effectiveness of teaching skills against student progress and performance.  
• Maximum of 25 contact hours (or pro-rata) per teaching week at full time.  
• May be required to work with key stakeholders across other functional areas of INTO such as marketing, finance, student services. May also be required to liaise with students’ parents and other external stakeholders within the partner University.

You will have the ability to teach students from a variety of countries and cultural backgrounds, and with different language levels. This is an exciting opportunity for enthusiastic teachers looking to teach in international education.

When applying, please include a cover letter which notes your preference to permanent, or fixed term. Additionally, whether your preference is FTE or part-time.

Salary: Band D, £28,673 to £38,794 FTE

Location: The position is based in Manchester city centre, very close to Oxford Road rail station.