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Mechanical Engineering Lecturer
September 23, 2020 | Comments Off on Mechanical Engineering Lecturer
Protocol are working with a leading FE College based in the West London area. It is a very well-established College graded as "Outstanding" by Ofsted. The College's students are at the heart of what they do, and their priority is to prepare all their learners for the future. The excellent staff and facilities ensure that they provide a well-rounded learning experience to students to help them reach their full potential. Last year over 800 students from the A-Level and Vocational Courses went on to study at top universities.
Our client currently has an exciting opportunity to join them on a permanent basis as a Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering - Apprenticeships/Practical Skills. The post of the lecturer involves considerable subject-based and pedagogic knowledge and understanding, and it is therefore essential that the post holder has a motivation for keeping themselves up-to-date with developments in their professional area and also in the practices of teaching and learning. Lecturing is more than just teaching; it includes all aspects of the learning process, including preparation and planning, and the assessment and evaluation of students.
The main purpose of the job is to ensure the retention and achievement of students through the delivery of good practice in teaching and learning. To teach, develop and improve programmes of study in subjects and courses relevant to the post holder's knowledge, qualifications and experience.
Role responsibilities
To teach on a range of programmes in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on practical skills
To teach on a range of apprenticeships frameworks and standards such as engineering technicians e.g. machinist, mechatronics, engineering fitter, maintenance and operations.
Assess students' progress regularly including the timely marking of work and giving feedback, both written and oral.
Teach on a range of programmes in relevant subject areas, including practical mechanical engineering using bench fitting, lathes, milling machines, etc.
The person & qualifications
Minimum of Level 3 qualification in Mechanical Engineering or related subject
A recognised advanced level teaching qualification (e.g. DET, PGCE) or willingness and ability to work towards one
Experience of teaching/training in the subject area
Practical experience of working in a mechanical engineering workshop using bench work, lathes, milling machines, etc
Ability to engage and inspire vocational learners aged 16-19