Tutor

knowledge elements of our Advanced and Higher apprenticeship programmes using active learning techniques. You will be responsible for delivering your own units and meeting the requirements of Ofsted’s Education Inspection Framework. You will have sufficient knowledge and experience to deliver a range of common units to advanced apprentices whilst having a key focus on automation and controls, PLCs and fault finding. Experience of teaching the EAL Diploma is desirable. You will have very good communication skills, be able to explain things well to apprentices, be able to organise your workload and time effectively, be able to work independently with minimal supervision and work collaboratively with team members. Ideally, you will hold a teaching qualification or the ability to work towards, and a relevant qualification in engineering, manufacturing, your given subject area or equivalent experience. Industrial experience in manufacturing and engineering would be advantageous. We build teams of people from different heritages and lifestyles from across the world, whose talent and contributions complement each other to the greatest effect. We believe diversity in all its forms delivers greater impact through research, teaching and student experience. If you are passionate about apprenticeships, and developing the next generation of makers we would love to hear from you.