Curriculum Leader - Inclusion
North Lindsey College
North Lincolnshire
- Expired
- Salary:
- £33,265 - £36,357 (Fixed point to be agreed)
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 24 July 2014
Job overview
Post No: 1430
A vacancy has arisen within the Life Long Learning department for a Curriculum Leader - Inclusion.
The purpose of this role is to teach and supervise a curriculum delivery team, ensuring that all budget, quality and operational targets are achieved. You will plan, lead and develop the curriculum area to ensure compliance with the national curriculum framework, the integration of Mathematics and English, and the College Strategic Plan.
Candidates must hold a level 4 teaching qualification or equivalent and a minimum of level 2 in English and Maths. You will also have knowledge of curriculum development and a track record of effective teaching or training experience in the subjects associated with Life Long Learning. Experience of working with students who have a learning difficulty/disability, are vulnerable, disengaged and may present challenging behaviour and the 14-16 curriculum is desirable.
For an informal discussion about the role, please contact Kit Sargent, Assistant Principal on 01724 281111.
For further details and an application form for the above post, please contact the Personnel Department or visit the North Lindsey College website.
Applications should be received in Personnel by 5.00pm on Thursday, 24th July 2014.
Interviews are expected to take place on Tuesday, 29th July 2014
All employees must be willing to apply for DBS clearance.
We positively encourage applications from all ethnic backgrounds and people with disabilities.
About North Lindsey College
- North Lindsey College
- Kingsway, Scunthorpe
- North Lincolnshire
- DN17 1AJ
- United Kingdom
North Lindsey College is a mixed, non-denominational further education college in North Lincolnshire serving students from the age of 16 and above. The college, located in Scunthorpe has approximately 1,800 students attending every year.
North Lindsey College was established in 1953, then known as North Lindsey Technical College. It offers a wide range of learning facilities for students, including a fitness suite, hair and beauty salon, animal care centre and travel centre. In 2014 it was identified as good with outstanding leadership and management by Ofsted.
Principal
Anne Tyrrell
Values and vision
North Lindsey College’s vision is provide students with an inspiring and high quality learning environment where they can develop their skills, realise their potential and fulfil their ambition. The college wishes to be an open and respectful community where everyone is treated with respect, regardless of their differences. The college encourages student’s creativity, responsibility and initiative and promotes partnership and team work. The school nurtures students as confident, motivated individuals ready for the next stage of their life after leaving. It is important for the college that students enjoy their time learning, and offers a wide range of enrichment activities to enhance their leaning, ranging from trips to galleries and festivals to guest speakers from local companies.
Ofsted
“Students benefit from teaching, learning and assessment that are good and this leads to good outcomes for students. Many students enter the college with low prior attainment and low aspirations and staff work hard to raise their expectations for further training or employment.”
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