About this role
Role Description
The Department of Education is seeking to appoint a Curriculum Area Tutor for English to contribute to the Department’s Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) programme. Our PGCE programme has a long track record of working with schools to deliver research informed professional teacher training courses. Beginning Teachers on both the university-led PGCE and Lead Partner pathways benefit from internationally recognised academics and curriculum developers working alongside experienced teachers from over 80 partner schools to contribute to course development and delivery.
Curriculum Area Tutor for English
As Curriculum Area Tutor, you will make a major contribution to the work of the English programme.
You will work closely with the CA Lead Tutor for English and the Director and take responsibility for the programme, delivering all aspects of programme design and execution. The post includes teaching, supervision, assessment and feedback as well as recruitment and selection. You will work closely with the partnership schools and mentors.
Skills, Experience & Qualification needed
You must have a first degree and relevant teaching qualification. You should have substantial knowledge of current issues in ITE and mentoring and have experience of teaching and learning in a HE context.
For informal enquiries: please contact Claire Ball-Smith - [email protected]
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