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Supported Learning Maths Lecturer (FE)

Warwickshire College Group|Avonbank, Pershore, England WR10 3JP
Ref: GTJ-7K4QX

ÂŁ27,841 - ÂŁ38,922 per year

⚠️ Only 5 days left to apply

Deadline: Sunday, 8 November 2026

Type

Part Time

Start Date

Negotiable

Experience

Not specified

Visa / Relocation

Not provided

Your Profile Match

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Relevant degree, HNC or equivalent qualification
GCSE Maths and English at grades A–C or equivalent
Teacher-training qualification or willingness to obtain one
Ability to teach Basic Skills, Entry Level and Level 1 Functional Skills Maths
Ability to support learners who may have Education, Health and Care Plans
Strong administrative and IT skills
Commitment to safeguarding and maintaining a safe learning environment
Commitment to continuing professional development

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Job Description

About the Role

Warwickshire College Group is seeking a skilled and supportive Maths Lecturer to deliver Basic Skills, Entry Level and Level 1 Functional Skills Maths at its Pershore campus. Working within Supported Learning, you will help learners build mathematical confidence, practical skills and greater independence. Some students may have an Education, Health and Care Plan and require tailored support to access learning and achieve positive outcomes.

This is a permanent, part-time, term-time role, working Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, with a start date as soon as possible. The actual salary is £12,089.42–£16,901.13 per annum, based on a full-time equivalent salary of £27,841–£38,922 per annum. The closing date is 8 November 2026 at 11:59pm.

Applicants must hold a relevant degree, HNC or equivalent qualification, GCSE Maths and English at grades A–C or equivalent, and a teacher-training qualification or willingness to obtain one. You will also need effective administrative and IT skills, a learner-centred approach and a commitment to continuing professional development.

Key Responsibilities

  • Deliver engaging Basic Skills, Entry Level and Level 1 Functional Skills Maths lessons.

  • Adapt teaching and resources to meet learners’ individual needs, including those with Education, Health and Care Plans.

  • Prepare teaching materials, schemes of work and required course documentation.

  • Assess learning and maintain accurate records of achievement, progress and support.

  • Complete programme administration and wider college duties efficiently.

  • Undertake internal verification when requested by the line manager.

  • Participate constructively in the college’s annual lesson-observation process.

  • Maintain a safe, inclusive learning environment and safeguard children and adults at risk.

What We Offer

  • A comprehensive training programme and leadership and management development opportunities.

  • Generous leave entitlement and up to four free college closure days each year.

  • Paid carers’ leave equal to the employee’s usual working week, subject to request.

  • Wellbeing support, an optional health cash plan and access to pension schemes.

  • A cycle-to-work scheme, free on-site gym and free parking.

  • Discounts on full-cost recovery courses and hair and beauty treatments.

  • A free will-writing service.

The appointment is subject to mandatory pre-employment checks, including an enhanced DBS check, barred-list check, right-to-work check, internet search and, where applicable, a Teaching Regulation Agency check. Visa sponsorship is not available.

About the School

Warwickshire College Group is a further and higher education college group serving learners aged 16 to 99 across colleges in two counties. Its vocational, academic and higher education programmes are designed to develop qualifications, practical knowledge, transferable skills and positive progression opportunities.

The group has been granted bachelor’s and foundation degree-awarding powers by the Office for Students, reflecting its commitment to high-quality education and broad progression routes.

Benefits & Perks

Comprehensive training and development programme
Wellbeing support and optional health cash plan
Pension scheme membership
Free on-site parking
Paid carers’ leave, subject to request
Term-time working across three weekdays
No visa sponsorship for this role
No relocation support for this role

About Warwickshire College Group

Warwickshire College Group is a further and higher education college group with provision in Pershore, Worcestershire, and across colleges in two counties. Serving learners aged 16 to 99, the group combines vocational, technical and academic education with a clear focus on helping students develop broader skills and progress towards positive destinations. Its ethos centres on accessible lifelong learning, high expectations, safeguarding and close alignment with the needs of employers and industry.

The group is distinctive for the breadth of its further and higher education offer and its authority to award degrees through powers granted by the Office for Students. It states that the quality and academic standards of its degree provision are equivalent to those of a university. At Pershore, the horticulture curriculum benefits from a setting suited to specialist land-based learning, while the wider organisation maintains strong links with industry. The group is committed to safeguarding children, young people and adults at risk, supported by robust recruitment and employment checks.

Staff joining Warwickshire College Group can expect a supportive culture that values professional learning, wellbeing and continuous improvement. The organisation provides comprehensive training, leadership and management development, generous leave, college closure days and practical wellbeing benefits. Employees may also access pension arrangements, a voluntary health cash plan, discounted courses, free use of an on-site gym, a cycle-to-work scheme and free on-site parking, creating an attractive package for professionals seeking to develop their education career.

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