Specialist Dyslexia/SpLD Teacher
Luton Sixth Form College
Luton
- Expired
- Salary:
- £26.58 per hour
- Job type:
- Part Time, Fixed Term
- Start date:
- As soon as possible
Job overview
Luton Sixth Form College is exceptionally aspirational for the young people it currently serves and we are deeply committed to extending our work in order to have an even greater impact on educational outcomes for our young people. Established in 1966 as the first sixth form college in the country, we have an impressive track record for quality and educational excellence.
Specialist Dyslexia/SpLD Teacher (part time, hourly paid) (fixed term until July 2020)
Hours will be worked as and when required however, they cannot be guaranteed as this is dependent on College requirements and student needs. Working times will be mutually agreed according to the successful applicant’s commitments and student needs. We anticipate the hours are likely to be 9 teaching hours per week until the end of the academic year, however they cannot be guaranteed.
We are looking to employ a SpLD Specialist Teacher/s to offer specialist dyslexia one to one support for students studying courses from BTEC Level 2/ GCSE through to A’ levels / BTEC Level 3.
The individual requirements of students with spld vary depending on course choices and change throughout their studies from organisational needs, memory and learning strategies, literacy needs and how to make best use of their access arrangements.
We need a teacher/s who can respond to individual needs in a timely and flexible manner, to support the SEND Co ordinator in gathering information for JCQ exam access arrangements.
We are looking for teaching staff who have at least OCR Level 5 Certificate SpLD or equivalent, with experience of working with students at least at GCSE level and preferably A’Level /Level 3.
Closing date for all completed application forms: Monday 11th November 2019
Luton Sixth Form College is an equal opportunity employer. It is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The successful applicant will be required to undertake an enhanced disclosure via the Disclosure and Barring Service.
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About Luton Sixth Form College
Luton Sixth Form College is a specialist Sixth Form College, providing academic and general vocational education for 16 to 18 year olds in Luton.
Established in September 1966, we are the oldest Sixth Form College in the country and have an enviable reputation for quality and excellence. We are also one of the largest, with more than 2,800 students taking a vast array of A Level and BTEC courses.
Our mission is to provide an outstanding education for young people at the College, and to work with other local providers to ensure that there are opportunities for all young people in Luton to succeed and progress.
The College is located in a quiet residential area in the north of Luton, with easy access from the town centre, A505, A6 and M1. Our site was redeveloped between 2008 and 2010 and the original grammar school buildings were replaced by a £56m campus offering state-of-the-art facilities and modern resources for staff and students.
We are an equal opportunities employer and we celebrate and value diversity. Our greatest asset is our staff and we want everyone who works at the College to develop their full potential. We run a regular programme of training through professional development available to teachers and business services staff alike, as well as a fund to support external CPD activities.
Other benefits our staff have access to include free on-site parking, a support network including a counselling service, a fitness suite and a range of sporting and social activities to participate in.
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