About this role
Contract type: Permanent, full-time (subject to probation)
Working pattern: 40 hours per week (including breaks), Monday–Saturday, with one weekday off in lieu
About the College
The London College is a long-established higher education provider delivering academic and vocational programmes across HNC/HND, and degree levels. The College is committed to flexible and inclusive learning, strong academic standards and positive student outcomes. We are student-focused, digitally enabled, and committed to continuous improvement in teaching, learning and the student experience.
The Role
The College is seeking a Lecturer in Business and Management to contribute to teaching, assessment and academic support across BTEC HNC/HND and degree programmes, with opportunities to contribute to postgraduate delivery when appropriate.
Key Responsibilities
Deliver teaching, assessment and examination duties across BTEC HNC/HND and undergraduate degree programmes Provide academic tutorials and support student engagement and progression Undertake assessment, feedback and related academic administration Liaise with Programme Leaders and Internal Verifiers to ensure assessment integrity Supervise individual and group student projects Participate in departmental meetings and external examiner processes
Person Specification
Essential:
Master’s degree in a relevant business-related discipline Experience of teaching in higher education or vocational higher education Strong digital teaching capability Knowledge of higher education quality assurance processes Excellent communication and organisational skills Willingness to work towards Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (if not already held)
Desirable:
PhD or equivalent professional or industry experience Research, scholarly or enterprise activity Recognised teaching qualification at Level 4 or Level 5 Experience teaching BTEC HNC/HND programmes
Applicants who do not currently hold a recognised teaching qualification will be required to enrol on and complete a College-approved teaching qualification within an agreed probationary period.
Staff contributing to postgraduate delivery will be expected to maintain appropriate scholarly, research or advanced professional engagement aligned to the level of provision.
Safeguarding
The London College is committed to safeguarding children, young people and vulnerable adults. Appointment to this role will be subject to satisfactory pre-employment checks, including an enhanced DBS check.
How to Apply
CV applications will not be considered. All applicants must apply via the College’s online application process (via the 'Apply' button above).
Application deadline 04/01/26 and starting date 20/01/2026