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Part-time Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Initial Teacher Education - Secondary Modern languages PGCE
Application Deadline:
18 December 2024 Department:
School of Education Employment Type:
Part Time Location:
Bath - Sion Hill Campus Compensation:
Grade Ac3S/Ac3A - GBP 26,327 to GBP 33,177 per annum, pro-rata of GBP 43,878 to GBP 55,295 Description We are currently seeking a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer for Initial Teacher Education - Secondary PGCE Modern languages, who will take responsibility for delivering and developing the modern languages teaching within the Secondary PGCE, along with contributing to other programmes across the School of Education such as CPD and the professional component of the PGCE programme. (This is a part-time 0.6 role) About the Role Modern languages is an established PGCE course at Bath Spa University. We recruit groups of students with a range of experiences, specialist skills, and knowledge. You will assist in managing the modern languages program, combining this with academic tutor responsibilities. This role involves teaching CPD activities, assessing trainees, contributing to recruitment and selection, and fostering school partnerships for placements and mentor training. You will help shape the PGCE course by responding to government initiatives, contributing to inspections, and participating in departmental meetings. Additional responsibilities include writing references, delivering in-service teacher training, and supporting various professional activities within the Initial Teacher Education Department. About You You will have QTS, an appropriate degree and recent experience of working in a school or other educational provider is essential, along with extensive experience of Secondary school modern languages teaching of the school curriculum and linked pedagogies relating to 11-18 age phase. You will have experience of developing curriculum and managing resources in your subject specialism. You will also have knowledge and understanding of wider generic issues in education and of the changing landscape of Teacher Education. With a commitment to student-centred learning, you will bring excellent ICT skills, including expertise in e-learning tools, and a demonstrable interest in pedagogic innovation. Energetic, creative, and solution-focused, you will work collaboratively to promote best practices in teaching and learning. A proactive, adaptable, and collegial team player, you will thrive in a flexible and evolving environment. Additional Information Salary: Grade AC3S-AC3A, GBP 26,327 to GBP 33,177 per annum, GBP 43,878 to GBP 55,295 pro-rata Interviews: Friday 20th December The postholder will sometimes be required to work unsociable hours including Open events for prospective candidates, and some early starts and late returns on school visits. This post is subject to the Disclosure and Barring service check. Further information regarding this can be found at:
https://www.gov.uk/crb-criminal-records-bureau-check/overview As you will be required to work on any of our sites or visit students on placements, possibly in remote areas, you will be expected to have a driving licence and access to a car. For an informal discussion, please contact Sarah Wilton-Rhead at
s.wilton-rhead@bathspa.ac.uk Staff Benefits: Generous pension scheme (Local Government Pension Scheme/Teacher's Pension Scheme) Enhanced paid leave - 41 - 46 days (Full Time) Family friendly policies including hybrid working, flexible work environment, and on-site nursery
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18 December 2024 Department:
School of Education Employment Type:
Part Time Location:
Bath - Sion Hill Campus Compensation:
Grade Ac3S/Ac3A - GBP 26,327 to GBP 33,177 per annum, pro-rata of GBP 43,878 to GBP 55,295 Description We are currently seeking a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer for Initial Teacher Education - Secondary PGCE Modern languages, who will take responsibility for delivering and developing the modern languages teaching within the Secondary PGCE, along with contributing to other programmes across the School of Education such as CPD and the professional component of the PGCE programme. (This is a part-time 0.6 role) About the Role Modern languages is an established PGCE course at Bath Spa University. We recruit groups of students with a range of experiences, specialist skills, and knowledge. You will assist in managing the modern languages program, combining this with academic tutor responsibilities. This role involves teaching CPD activities, assessing trainees, contributing to recruitment and selection, and fostering school partnerships for placements and mentor training. You will help shape the PGCE course by responding to government initiatives, contributing to inspections, and participating in departmental meetings. Additional responsibilities include writing references, delivering in-service teacher training, and supporting various professional activities within the Initial Teacher Education Department. About You You will have QTS, an appropriate degree and recent experience of working in a school or other educational provider is essential, along with extensive experience of Secondary school modern languages teaching of the school curriculum and linked pedagogies relating to 11-18 age phase. You will have experience of developing curriculum and managing resources in your subject specialism. You will also have knowledge and understanding of wider generic issues in education and of the changing landscape of Teacher Education. With a commitment to student-centred learning, you will bring excellent ICT skills, including expertise in e-learning tools, and a demonstrable interest in pedagogic innovation. Energetic, creative, and solution-focused, you will work collaboratively to promote best practices in teaching and learning. A proactive, adaptable, and collegial team player, you will thrive in a flexible and evolving environment. Additional Information Salary: Grade AC3S-AC3A, GBP 26,327 to GBP 33,177 per annum, GBP 43,878 to GBP 55,295 pro-rata Interviews: Friday 20th December The postholder will sometimes be required to work unsociable hours including Open events for prospective candidates, and some early starts and late returns on school visits. This post is subject to the Disclosure and Barring service check. Further information regarding this can be found at:
https://www.gov.uk/crb-criminal-records-bureau-check/overview As you will be required to work on any of our sites or visit students on placements, possibly in remote areas, you will be expected to have a driving licence and access to a car. For an informal discussion, please contact Sarah Wilton-Rhead at
s.wilton-rhead@bathspa.ac.uk Staff Benefits: Generous pension scheme (Local Government Pension Scheme/Teacher's Pension Scheme) Enhanced paid leave - 41 - 46 days (Full Time) Family friendly policies including hybrid working, flexible work environment, and on-site nursery
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