About this role
Plumpton College is a leading provider of land and environmental education in the UK, situated in the heart of the South Downs National Park. We offer a wide range of vocational and academic courses for students of all ages studying from level 1 to Masters degree and across nineteen subject areas including agriculture, animal management, veterinary sciences, horticulture, equine studies, wine, and environmental studies.
Our approach is underpinned by our core values — Professional, Ambitious, Passionate, Supportive, Progressive, and Enterprising — which guide everything we do. We are proud to foster a culture that expects high standards, encourages innovation, and prioritises the learner experience.
About the role:
You will deliver engaging teaching, learning and assessment, to support students to maximise their potential in making positive progress towards their success. The role involves you to co-ordinate, lead and deliver across several theory and practical units to a range of programme levels 1, 2 and 3.
You will
Work with a diverse and passionate team of equine teaching professionals Plan, prepare and deliver highly effective lessons Support the diverse needs of students to ensure they reach their full potential Create engaging and interactive learning experiences to ensure high levels of attendance Assess students' progress through written and practical assessments Monitor and track students' progress to ensure they achieve their goals Promote learning through links to the equine industry Contribute to curriculum development and continuous quality improvement About you
You will bring:
A passion of the equine industry to inspire others Have experience of coaching riding, practical and theory delivery across a wide range of abilities A highly organised and adaptable approach to your teaching and coaching Experience of the equine industry and have professional experience, and a formal qualification to recognise this knowledge A proactive approach to managing deadlines Excellent communication skills Commitment to safeguarding, equality and professional development