Carpentry Lecturer

37 hours per week, 52 weeks per year, permanent

Bath College is an inclusive education and training community, providing learning for people with a wide range of abilities from a far reaching area. From entry level to degree programmes, we are committed to meeting the needs of all of our students. This is a very exciting time to join us, as we actively pursue our vision to realise our potential and become truly outstanding.

Due to growth in our provision, we are looking for a new Carpentry Lecturer/Assessor to join our team. The successful candidate will work to support, teach and assess apprentices and part time learners in the Carpentry field. They will also work to grow business and develop new, existing and emerging relationship with employers. We are looking for a motivated and organised, team player, passionate about developing and supporting opportunities for apprentices.

Staff Benefits:

• Generous paid holiday entitlement of 40 days, exclusive of College closure days and public holidays.
• Contributory salary pension scheme (Teachers Pension Scheme)
• Continuing Professional Development for all staff
• £500 Refer a friend and earn a reward
• Rewarding You – a fantastic employee benefits programme exclusively available for staff of Bath College
• Employee Assistance Programme – Staff have access to this programme. It is a free and strictly confidential short-term counselling and support service (up to four meetings after an initial assessment session with a qualified counsellor)
• VDU Eye Care Tests – The College offers all staff a voucher for a yearly eyesight test for those who are having eyesight issues when working at the computer
• Progressive family friendly policies (exceeding statutory requirements) that supports a health work/life balance, all staff are entitled to request flexible working.

OUR REF: 23-23

CLOSING DATE: 02-06-23

INTERVIEW DATE: TBC

Please note this vacancy may close at any time once sufficient applications have been received. Early submission of your application is therefore encouraged.