Student Support Tutor (Fixed Term July 2018)
Hopwood Hall College
Middleton
- Expired
- Salary:
- £21,211 per annum
- Job type:
- Full Time, Fixed Term
- Apply by:
- 17 November 2017
Job overview
Job Title: Student Support Tutor
Salary Scale: BS Point 25 (Pro-rata)
Location: Hopwood Hall College
Accountable to: Student Support Manager (Pastoral, Progress, and Learner Engagement)
Hours of Duty: 36 hours per week
Special working conditions
The post holder may be required to work at any location of the College now or in the future in the evening and at weekends.
Purpose
To be responsible for supporting the retention, progress, achievement and progression of a cohort of learners through group tutorials and additional one to one reviews were required. To provide support through themes including employability, personal development, social and welfare.
Duties
1. To deliver group tutorials to progress and develop a cohort of learners
2. To monitor academic targets through the Individual Learning Plan and Markbook
3. To set and review SMART targets with individual learners to support retention, progress, achievement and progression
4. To identify concerns, risks and barriers to students’ progress and work with parents / carers, other college staff and external agencies in order to overcome them
5. To contribute to the college’s strategy for increasing Value Added by ensuring that academic targets are suitably stretching according to prior attainment and MTGs, and by monitoring students’ progress towards attaining and preferably exceeding them through group tutorial and 1-1 sessions
6. To work closely with curriculum teams to report and update on learner progress and ensure relevant support plans and strategies are delivered
7. To maintain the Individual Learning Plan and ensure accurate and comprehensive learner tracking monitoring and support records
8. To contribute to the development of cross college tutorial resources, including on Its Learning
9. To promote learner voice activities to students to encourage participation and ensuring the election of student reps.
10. To actively participate in regular staff development sessions to update qualifications, skills and knowledge
11. Ensure continuous development and improvement of professional knowledge
12. Any other duties, of a similar level of responsibility, as may be required
CLOSING DATE: 17th November 2017
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About Hopwood Hall College
As an further education vocational college based on two campuses in Rochdale and Middleton, we have the pleasure of employing over 400 people and inspiring over 9,000 students through education and learning each year; across full-time and part-time study programmes, apprenticeships and university level courses.
Students on our university level courses rate us as the best in Greater Manchester for student satisfaction. Our in-depth understanding of the skills required for the 21st century means that we offer a large and varied range of vocational courses from foundation level through to foundation degrees; all focused around ensuring our students gain the skills, abilities and confidence to go into their chosen careers and enjoy success.
Our values form the cultural framework within which Hopwood Hall College operates, working with students, parents, employers, employees, partners, stakeholders, suppliers, communities and the environment.
Our values are:
• Equality of opportunity
• Treating everyone with respect
• A climate of openness and trust
• Celebrating the achievements of students and staff
• Encouraging innovation and development
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