Tutors for Targeted Learning, Lincolnshire Teaching and Learning Centre
The Lincolnshire Teaching and Learning Centre
Lincolnshire
- Expired
- Salary:
- £13,533 TO £15,082
- Job type:
- Full Time, Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- As soon as possible
- Apply by:
- 9 November 2016
Job overview
GRADE 4 TUTORS for Targeted Learning at Lincolnshire Teaching and Learning Centre.
33 hours per week, term time only
Grade 4 Targeted Learning tutors will be responsible for working one to one, or with small groups, of pupils who are currently not accessing mainstream education. The tuition may take place in the home, a public building or at one of the five Lincolnshire Teaching and Learning Centre sites. Therefore tutors must have access to their own vehicle and have business insurance included on their policy to enable them to travel across the county.
Tutors will need to be self-motivated, have initiative and be able to work independently and be an accurate record keeper. We welcome candidates from different career backgrounds. Graduates are more than welcome to apply even if they have no previous experience of working in this area. They will need to build positive relationships and have unconditional positive regard for the children and young people they educate.
Closing date for applications: Wednesday 9th November 2016
Interviews to take place on Tuesday 15th November 2016*
*If you have not been contacted by this date, please assume that your application has not been successful
Further information about what each role involves please contact Amy Portier on 07493664906 for a telephone discussion about the role.
To apply for this role, please click on the 'Apply Now' button to download an application form.Please return completed forms to joe.jeffries@lincstlc.lincs.sch.uk
The Lincolnshire Teaching and Learning Centre is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. Successful candidates will be required to undergo an enhanced disclosure and barring services check. Post holders using their own vehicle for work purposes are responsible for arranging adequate business insurance cover.
About us…
The Lincolnshire Teaching and Learning Centre is a cross-phase Pupil Referral Unit. LTLC is a child centred and values driven organisation. Unconditional Positive Regard underpins everything, along with nurture principles, immersive compelling learning opportunities, and we work with strong emphasis on literacy and personalised social and emotional development. LTLC is striving for excellence and undergoing a period of exciting school development, which we would like you to be part of.
The Executive leadership team is led by Gill Kelly who has had 12 years senior leadership experience having led an 11-19 Academy to a ‘Good’ inspection in challenging circumstances; is a Leadership Coach for the National College and a Trustee of the Compassion in Education Foundation.
Please fill in a Lincolnshire Council application form when applying.
About The Lincolnshire Teaching and Learning Centre
- The Lincolnshire Teaching and Learning Centre
- Mary Knox Centre, Smith Street, Lincoln
- Lincolnshire
- LN5 8HY
- United Kingdom
Lincolnshire Teaching and Learning Centre is a county wide Pupil Referral Unit. We take students who have been permanently excluded from mainstream school and also students on intervention places to support their re-engagement with education.
We are proud to be supported by Wellspring Academy Trust and work as part of Lincolnshire County Council.
Lincolnshire Teaching and Learning Centre is a place where:
- We value every student as an individual, showing everyone respect and tolerance
- We see the best in every student, and understand that sometimes mistakes are made
- We give you a fresh start every day. Grudges are not held, and relationships are rebuilt.
- We want our students to be the very best that they can be – and will try to give them every opportunity to show success
Lincolnshire Teaching and Learning Centre staff will:
- Provide a safe and secure environment for our students
- Promote positive learning experiences and plan high quality lessons
- Develop a broad and balanced curriculum which allows students to study a variety of subjects, in line with mainstream schools, with a core culture of developing behavioural, emotional and social skills
- Value all of our students as individuals and celebrate their personal skills sets
- Embed British Values and tolerance at all times, welcoming the integration of those from other cultures
- Develop an understanding of environmental issues and promote environmentally friendly practice within the Centres
Together, we will achieve.
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