Hm Inspector - West Lothian, United Kingdom - Education Scotland
Description
EDUCATION SCOTLAND
HM Inspector
ID:
Salary:
From £68,540
Location:
Glasgow
Overview
Inspections and other scrutiny activities carried out by His Majesty's Inspectors are independent and impartial.
His Majesty's Inspector positions require experienced education professionals with the highest level of skill needed to observe practice at first-hand, engage in professional dialogue and report objectively on the quality of education and capacity to improve.
A core focus of His Majesty's Inspectors is to promote improvement as well as providing assurance to stakeholders on the quality of education.
His Majesty's Inspectors identify and share examples of effective and highly effective practice.They lead and work as part of teams carrying out external evaluation across a range of sectors, and specific themes as part of national thematic work.
HM Inspectors work with a range of stakeholders helping to build capacity for improvement with Scottish education. They work flexibly to meet the needs of the organisation.His Majesty's Inspectors are privileged to have the opportunity to observe practice and engage with stakeholders throughout Scotland. As such, they are required to undertake significant travel, including regularly staying overnight away from home.
- Primary
- College
- Secondary
- Early learning and childcare
Responsibilities
- Undertake the lead and team member role on the inspection of individual education providers and broader aspect reviews ensuring professional judgements are based on robust evidence gathered from a wide range of sources, evaluating evidence against quality frameworks, and writing publishable reports.
- Lead and engage in professional discussions with practitioners, stakeholders, and Senior Managers to conduct effective evaluations to inform inspection and review reports; produce recommendations for improvement; share effective practice and build capacity.
- Capture, disseminate and promote the best practice gathered through inspection and review programmes and activities.
- Lead the creation of reports, briefings, and presentations to inform stakeholders of the overall quality and strengths, effective practice, and areas for improvement in key aspects of education.
- Provide information and expertise based on the analysis of inspection evidence to Scottish Government policy colleagues; Scottish Ministers and other stakeholders to improve Scottish education and inform the development of policy in specific areas of education provision.
- Engage in appropriate professional learning and development to build professional knowledge and expertise. In doing so maintain a high level of awareness of current and developing policy and practice in specific aspects of education provision.
- Take account of equality and diversity in all aspects of work, model good practice in challenging discrimination and promoting equality to encourage positive outcomes across all education aspects and services.
- Contribute to the design and development of quality frameworks, inspection and review methodologies and supporting guidance, tools, and materials.
- Secure continuous improvement, personally and within Education Scotland.
- In addition, HM Inspectors working in the Gaelic sector must take forward specialist scrutiny activities across the Gaelic sector, particularly secondary inspections, community learning and development, colleges, and a range of postschool providers.
Qualifications
You will require a relevant professional degree in education or equivalent.
Other qualifications may also be acceptable, if you are in any doubt please contact to discuss.
Location
The Job can be based in any of Education Scotland Offices.
The post is hybrid working and attracts various work pattern in line with current Scottish Government policies.
Minimum time in post
You will be expected to remain in post for a minimum of three years unless successful at gaining promotion to a higher Band or Grade.
Interview date:
TBC.
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