Visiting Lecturers in School of Education and Social Work – Secondary Physical Education

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Department of Secondary and Post Compulsory Education
Location: City South Campus
Salary:
Competitive Hourly Rates
Posted On: Tuesday 18 October 2022
Closing Date: Open Until Filled
Reference: 102022-630

Visiting Lecture required to support our Secondary Physical Education Initial Teacher Education Associate Teachers

The Department of Secondary, Post-Compulsory Education and Training and Adult Education is keen to hear from experienced tutors of Secondary Physical Education, preferably someone who has mentored PGCE Secondary trainees. 

We are looking for an experienced tutor of Secondary Physical Education who can commit to undertaking visits to Associate Teachers in their school teaching experience placement, as well as providing pastoral and academic support to our students.  This role will require travelling around the West Midlands. We provide our students with the very best learning and teaching opportunities to help them develop both professionally and personally.

You will be working with a supportive and experienced team, who are all committed to Initial Teacher Education and the developing portfolio of the department.

You must hold at least a first degree in Secondary Physical Education and hold QTS. 

Applicants must be available to start working in November.  If you wish to know more about this role, and for an informal discussion please contact Karen McGrath on 0121 331 7341 or karen.mcgrath@bcu.ac.uk

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