Sessional Lecturer - Animal Management

Location
Bishop Burton
Salary
£22.13 - £23.29 per teaching hour
Posted
09 Feb 2018
Closes
20 Feb 2018
Sectors
Training
Contract Type
Temporary
Hours
Part Time

Sessional Lecturer - Animal Management

£22.13 - £23.29 per teaching hour - Depending on experience and qualifications (includes payment for preparation time, assessment and annual leave)

Up to 24 hours per week Fixed-Term From 2 April 2018 until July 2018

Bishop Burton College is one of the leading land-based Colleges in the UK with strong and sustained growth in student numbers. We provide Further Education and Higher Education at our Campuses at Bishop Burton College near Beverley and at Riseholme College near Lincoln which includes a brand new Showground Campus featuring state of the art teaching environments, engineering workshops, sports facilities, world class laboratories and an industry leading animal management unit. The College animal facilities house a multitude of exotic animals including; meerkats, wallabies, rhea, reptiles, primate and companion species. We also have a commercial boarding kennels and grooming parlour to support teaching and learning practices. At our Bishop Burton campus we have undergone a multi-million pound campus development programme including significant investment in state of the art teaching and learning facilities, sports facilities, a commercially run farm and an international standard equestrian facility.

You will deliver teaching on related courses and activities to groups of students, prepare and plan lessons and mark assessed work.

Qualified to degree level in an animal based subject, preferably in animal nursing, welfare and sciences, you will also have a good blend of industry and teaching experience including theoretical and practical skills. If you don’t currently hold a teaching qualification, a willingness to work towards one is essential and continuing professional development is actively encouraged, with the College also providing an extensive programme of teaching support and development internally. If you enjoy working within a challenging but rewarding environment, are an excellent communicator and are driven by the need to help people to succeed, then we would like to hear from you.

To apply please visit our website and download the application form by clicking apply

Closing date: 20th February 2018
Interview date: 6th March 2018

No Agencies

The College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff to share this commitment. An enhanced DBS check will be carried out on the successful candidate. Bishop Burton College is committed to Equal Opportunities for all.

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