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Specialist Lead Vocational Teacher

Specialist Lead Vocational Teacher

Medway Secure Training Centre

Rochester Kent

  • Expired
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Apply by:
24 June 2018

Job overview

Specialist Lead Vocational Teacher

Job type- Full time permanent

Salary - £37,572

Hours- 35 hours per week (+ 5 hours paid lunch)

Location- Kent 

Do you believe that every young person should be given a second chance and opportunity to turn their lives around? If so, then join Nacro at our Medway Secure Training centre, who educate, nurture and transfer lives.

Who we are looking for? We are in search of a Specialist Lead Teacher who can enable young people to flourish and achieve their potential and work with the wider prison service team and on-site partners to ensure young people are safe and behave within acceptable levels of behaviour. 

Duties and Responsibilities include but are not limited to: 

  • You will be supporting young people and be responsible for all vocational provision delivered to young people aged between 12 and 17 years old who have been sentenced or remanded in custody. This includes, Construction, Horticulture, Hairdressing and Customer Services
  • To manage a team of teachers/trainers, via good team player and communication skills and having the ability to remain professional, positive and setting a good example to young people and colleagues alike at all times.
  • Design and implement a Vocational curriculum to young people, assessing their work and raising their aspirations through constructive feedback and appropriate support. 
  • You will have the ability to work in a challenging but highly rewarding environment, be adept at defusing conflict, and working strictly to protocol and procedure. 
  • To be creative, flexible and able to adopt a range of teaching strategies, whilst modelling pro-social behaviour at all times and setting clear boundaries and expectations

This is an exciting opportunity to create an innovative and dynamic learning environment within the secure estate, enabling young people to flourish and achieve their potential

The successful candidate should have:
A PGCE (or equivalent qualification)
GCSE English, mathematics and ICT (or equivalent qualifications at level 2 or above)

Knowledge of the Ofsted Common Inspection Framework for Schools, and framework for the Inspections of Secure Training Centres is essential

DBS & Secure Training Centre Vetting required including 5 years reference history.

Please apply online 

About Medway Secure Training Centre

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+44 1634 823300

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G4S is the largest secure outsourcing company in the UK and Ireland, with a turnover of more than £1.7 billion and over 55,000 employees managed from over 100 offices. More than 10,000 customers, including 59 FTSE 100 companies and the majority of UK Government Departments, depend on G4S to provide them with a safe and secure way to deliver their services.

As part of G4S Central Government Services, G4S Children’s Services manages three purpose-built Secure Training Centres (STCs) in Milton Keynes, Rochester and Rugby on behalf of the Youth Justice Board for England and Wales.

At our STCs, teams of committed people look after young people aged 12 to 17 years old who have been remanded or sentenced to periods of detention. We work closely with the Home Office, the Youth Justice Board and the Ministry for Justice, to ensure that our regimes and designs reflect best practice in residential care to prevent offending.

During their time with us, the young people attend school lessons at our on-site education facilities, as well as taking part in offending behaviour programmes designed to help them address the actions and attitudes that led them into custody. Our aim for all of the young people who come to one of our STCs, is to help them understand why they have come to us and give them the support and guidance they need for when they are released.

The policies and aims of our STCs are derived from the principles of childcare best practice and reflect the Every Child Matters agenda. The aim is to create a living environment that helps address the cycle of offending behaviour and one that is consistent with the needs of developing the boys and girls in our care.
 

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