Position:
College Lecturer / Events Production & Technical Management Course Tutor Location:
South Kirkby, West Yorkshire Salary:
£35,000 - £50,000 FTE (dependent on experience) + Benefits Job Type:
Full-Time and Part-Time Applications Considered Working Hours:
08:30 - 17:30 Monday-Friday (Occasional weekend and evening work will be required with time off in lieu) Job Overview
We have a fantastic new job opportunity for a College Lecturer / Events Production & Technical Management Course Tutor who is enthusiastic with a “can do” attitude and a highly creative and innovative approach to educating the next generation of live event professionals. As a College Lecturer / Events Production & Technical Management Course Tutor, you will have a primary commitment to teaching across the academy’s education portfolio (Short Courses, Undergraduate and Postgraduate) and campuses, contributing to the development of curriculum under the direction of the relevant subject leaders. You will undertake teaching delivery and assessments across the academy’s courses, delivering both theoretical and practical sessions to learners and contribute to engagements with schools, colleges, and recruitment activities. Duties
Develop a standing as a scholar and/or practitioner in your field. Work with professional bodies or relevant industry contacts to develop student or educational opportunities for the course. Engage in subject professional and pedagogy research. Ensure that outcomes of scholarly activity are appropriately disseminated. Develop and maintain links with industry and other partners. Design, deliver and teach classes, projects, and other learning activities within the framework of the courses. Provide academic and personal tutorial guidance and support to students. Plan and supervise students’ work in projects and assignments. Assess and examine students. Candidate Requirements
Professional experience of Entertainment Technology & Production. A primary specialism and demonstrable experience in one of the following areas for the stage and/or screen: Event Management, Production Management, Stage Management, Technical Management. Familiarity with contemporary live event performance and production and their cultural, social, and industry contexts. A research interest in live events, and related practices and technologies. Excellent organisational and interpersonal skills. A range of skills in teaching, presentation, and the operational management of learning. Commitment to pastoral and academic support of students. Excellent communication skills. Ability to network with others, including negotiating with a variety of partner individuals and organisations. A degree in a relevant discipline, or equivalent professional experience. Recent experience of working in the Live Events or Broadcast Industries. Postgraduate qualification in a relevant discipline or a willingness to undertake such a qualification within two years. Post Graduate Teaching qualification (PGCHE) or HEA fellowship (FHEA) or a willingness to undertake such a qualification within two years. Existing and up-to-date DBS assessment or willingness to undertake one if successful. Desirable
Experience of teaching at post-compulsory or undergraduate level. Familiarity with developments in learning and teaching in vocational higher education. Familiarity with international and alternative developments in live event production. Benefits
25 days holiday + Bank Holidays (Additional unpaid leave by negotiation subject to business needs in Jun-Aug). Pension. Employee Lunches Provided. Company Sick Pay. Enhanced Paternity Package. Free Car Parking. Cycle to work scheme. Electric Car scheme. Staff development and training opportunities. Staff Wellbeing & support services. How to Apply
To be considered for this job vacancy, please submit your CV to our Recruitment Team who will review your details. CVs of Job Applicants meeting this requirement will be submitted to our Client for consideration. Job Ref:
AWDO-P12895
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College Lecturer / Events Production & Technical Management Course Tutor Location:
South Kirkby, West Yorkshire Salary:
£35,000 - £50,000 FTE (dependent on experience) + Benefits Job Type:
Full-Time and Part-Time Applications Considered Working Hours:
08:30 - 17:30 Monday-Friday (Occasional weekend and evening work will be required with time off in lieu) Job Overview
We have a fantastic new job opportunity for a College Lecturer / Events Production & Technical Management Course Tutor who is enthusiastic with a “can do” attitude and a highly creative and innovative approach to educating the next generation of live event professionals. As a College Lecturer / Events Production & Technical Management Course Tutor, you will have a primary commitment to teaching across the academy’s education portfolio (Short Courses, Undergraduate and Postgraduate) and campuses, contributing to the development of curriculum under the direction of the relevant subject leaders. You will undertake teaching delivery and assessments across the academy’s courses, delivering both theoretical and practical sessions to learners and contribute to engagements with schools, colleges, and recruitment activities. Duties
Develop a standing as a scholar and/or practitioner in your field. Work with professional bodies or relevant industry contacts to develop student or educational opportunities for the course. Engage in subject professional and pedagogy research. Ensure that outcomes of scholarly activity are appropriately disseminated. Develop and maintain links with industry and other partners. Design, deliver and teach classes, projects, and other learning activities within the framework of the courses. Provide academic and personal tutorial guidance and support to students. Plan and supervise students’ work in projects and assignments. Assess and examine students. Candidate Requirements
Professional experience of Entertainment Technology & Production. A primary specialism and demonstrable experience in one of the following areas for the stage and/or screen: Event Management, Production Management, Stage Management, Technical Management. Familiarity with contemporary live event performance and production and their cultural, social, and industry contexts. A research interest in live events, and related practices and technologies. Excellent organisational and interpersonal skills. A range of skills in teaching, presentation, and the operational management of learning. Commitment to pastoral and academic support of students. Excellent communication skills. Ability to network with others, including negotiating with a variety of partner individuals and organisations. A degree in a relevant discipline, or equivalent professional experience. Recent experience of working in the Live Events or Broadcast Industries. Postgraduate qualification in a relevant discipline or a willingness to undertake such a qualification within two years. Post Graduate Teaching qualification (PGCHE) or HEA fellowship (FHEA) or a willingness to undertake such a qualification within two years. Existing and up-to-date DBS assessment or willingness to undertake one if successful. Desirable
Experience of teaching at post-compulsory or undergraduate level. Familiarity with developments in learning and teaching in vocational higher education. Familiarity with international and alternative developments in live event production. Benefits
25 days holiday + Bank Holidays (Additional unpaid leave by negotiation subject to business needs in Jun-Aug). Pension. Employee Lunches Provided. Company Sick Pay. Enhanced Paternity Package. Free Car Parking. Cycle to work scheme. Electric Car scheme. Staff development and training opportunities. Staff Wellbeing & support services. How to Apply
To be considered for this job vacancy, please submit your CV to our Recruitment Team who will review your details. CVs of Job Applicants meeting this requirement will be submitted to our Client for consideration. Job Ref:
AWDO-P12895
#J-18808-Ljbffr
