£20,950 – £32,241 (pro rata if part-time) (dependent upon qualifications and experience)

The post holder will teach students on a range of courses offered within the FE Animal management, liaising with the other staff, course team and the Assistant Principal for the area. Experience in teaching Biology related subjects would be desirable but not essential.

The post holder will undertake teaching on a range of subjects within the animal management curriculum of a primarily theoretical nature with occasional practical instruction, demonstration, portfolio building, life skills development and the other appropriate work relating to students’ learning programmes.

The post holder will have a suitable Animal Management or related subject qualification such as a Higher National Diploma or Honours Degree in Animal Management or a related subject, and is experienced with learners from 16 years of age. Experience of dealing with young people and the challenges they bring would be advantageous.  The successful candidate will preferably have teaching experience, and must have relevant animal related industrial experience, and be able to demonstrate competent handling of a wide range of animals and hold or be willing to attain a recognised teaching qualification including the A1 Assessors Award.

Full-time and substantial part-time applicants are to be considered.  If you are applying on a part-time basis please outline in your application how many hours you wish to work.

The start date for this role is ideally late August.

This role will be based at the Sparsholt campus.