Occasional Worker - Henley on Thames, United Kingdom - Milton Keynes College Prison Services

Milton Keynes College Prison Services

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Henley on Thames, United Kingdom

3 days ago

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Description

Occasional Worker - Support roles

Location:
HMP Huntercombe, Nuffield, Henley-on-Thames, RG9 5SB

Hours:
Ad-hoc / Variable

Salary:
£12.50 per hour

Reporting To:
Education Manager

IN SHORT**
Do you like working in a challenging but rewarding environment where each day is different and time flies?

Are you an enthusiastic and talented individual who is looking to transform lives through learning?

Have you ever thought of a career in Prison Education?

HMP Huntercombe are currently looking for individuals with one or more of the below skillsets to support their curriculum delivery.

Library Assistant
Inclusion Practitioner
Administrator

Prison Education runs all year-round, all-day Monday-Thursday from 07:50-16:40 with a small amount of delivery on a Friday morning. Delivery hours vary slightly prison to prison, but full days are split across 2 lessons (Morning and Afternoon). Occasional requirements in particular can be varying and change frequently so flexible availability is essential. Some roles will be morning or afternoon only dependent upon delivery needs.

Requirements can range from short notice, short term cover to longer term sickness cover or recruitment gaps and anything in between.

The ability to support with routine administrative tasks and activities is essential to all roles.

ABOUT HMP HUNTERCOMBE

HMP Huntercombe opened as a prison in 1946, the site was originally built as an internment camp during the last war, when for a short period it held Rudolf Hess, on his way south after he famously parachuted into Scotland.

Extensive redevelopment has taken place over the last twenty years and there is little left of the wartime buildings.

Currently Huntercombe is a Category C adult male establishment holding a solely foreign national population in order to support government priorities on the deportation of foreign national offenders.

Courses delivered within the prison include:
English, Maths, ICT, P&D, Barbering, Construction, Hospitality, Art and ESOL.

The education department working day is from 7.50am - 4.40pm Monday - Thursday & 7.50am-1.30pm Friday

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**For further information about this opportunity, please refer to the attached document._