Sessional Carpentry Lecturer

August 16, 2017 | Comments Off on Sessional Carpentry Lecturer

Do you believe offenders deserve a second chance? Do you have a passion for teaching with plenty of drive to inspire those with difficult behaviour? Are you ready for you next challenge in Further Education?

We work with one of the largest Offender Learning providers in England to find exceptional trainers, tutors and lecturers that have the drive, patience and compassion to work with those looking for a chance to turn their lives around and gain the skills they need to build a better future for themselves.

Each prison has its own purpose built OFSTED registered education department, boasting with both fully equipped classrooms for academic subjects and custom assembled workshops for vocational courses. All subjects delivered are fully accredited with a view to the learners gaining recognised qualifications.

Protocol is pleased to be working alongside a Category D men's prison who are looking to recruit an experienced Carpentry Lecturer to join their expanding education department on a part time, sessional basis starting as soon as possible.

Suitable candidates will meet the following criteria:

*A minimum of a Level 3 qualification in Carpentry.
*A recognised teaching qualification.
*Experience of teaching Carpentry up to level 2 in a classroom setting.
*Competent IT skills for maintaining and updating student portfolios.
*Own transport - due to the location of the prison.
*A fully enhanced DBS.

In return we can offer you the following:

*Competitive rate of pay
*Flexibility to take holidays throughout the year without the usual term time restriction
*Down time within the prison for planning (no marking is completed at home)
*Education runs all year and not termly so there is increased earning potential for sessional and on-going staff
*Opportunities for continuing professional development (CPD)
*Small manageable class sizes on average of between 7 and 12 learners
*Education for learners is a privilege; those who take it for granted lose the right