Lecturer in Animal Management - St Helens, United Kingdom - St Helens College

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Lecturer in Animal Management

Location:
St Helens, Merseyside


Salary:
£26, £35,376.00 per annum


Contract:
Permanent/Full-Time

  • 36 hours week

Closing Date:
Sunday 30th June 2024


Interview Date:
W/C Monday 8th June 2024

St Helens College is a great place to work and with a new leadership team taking shape we are on a transformational journey as we strive to be better and do better - be part of our story


Are you passionate about Animal Care? Are you enthusiastic about inspiring and motivating students to fulfil their potential? If so, this is an exciting opportunity to join one of the largest FE colleges in the Northwest.

This is a fantastic opportunity to pass on your skills at Further Education level and inspire the next generation. Working in a vibrant and positive learning environment, you will be responsible for teaching students within our Animal Management.

We are seeking to appoint a dynamic and self-motivated individual to the role of Lecturer in Animal Management.

  • Hold a relevant teaching qualification or be willing to achieve this within a set period from appointment
  • Experience of teaching, training and delivering to a range of students
  • Must have experience with awarding bodies and technical requirements of qualification delivery.
  • Ability to work under pressure, meet deadlines and targets
  • Be a good team player with a flexible approach to working hours, as some evening work will be required and the ability to undertake the associated administration tasks.

The benefits package includes generous annual leave, membership of final salary or career average pension scheme, professional development and training, EAP, free on-site car parking, and other voluntary benefit schemes.
**Please note we do not accept CV's from recruitment agencies. Any speculative CVs sent to the College will be considered.

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