Project Manager

Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) Project Manager

Full-time, fixed-term:  September 2018 to August 2020

£40-45k p.a.

You’ll be working in one of the UK’s leading performing arts institutions. We enjoy a global reputation for the quality of our teaching, our world class facilities and an enviable track record of graduate employment. This is an exciting time for LIPA as we begin to deliver the objectives set out in our recent successful Catalyst funding bid.

Under the strategic guidance of our Director of HE, you will lead on the collaborative development and implementation of the TEL Strategy and its integration across our portfolio of HE courses within the context of our Teaching, Learning and Assessment Strategy.

This will include oversight of the design and development of an enhanced VLE in partnership with our Director of HE and our Head of Curriculum Enhancement and informed by the needs of teaching staff, students and the latest developments in this field.   

Your small team will also provide pro-active support, training and development to teaching staff who teach to staff in order to develop their use of TEL providing a central hub of expertise and good practice.

You will have significant experience of using, developing or maintaining a VLE in order to facilitate enquiry-led student learning.

An ability to lead and work as part of a team with experience of effective staff and project and management is essential.  Knowledge of a wide range and innovative use of technology enhanced learning including mobile learning and its use within HE and teaching generally is a further requirement.

You can download or request a hard copy of the application form and further details for this post from our website Working Here>Staff Vacancies.  

CV’s will not be accepted.

Closing date for this post:  4.00 pm on Friday 4^th May 2018.

LIPA - a registered charity No. 1001565 is committed to diversity and has policies and development programmes in place to promote equality of opportunity.  We accordingly welcome applications from both disabled and ethnic minority candidates.