We are looking for enthusiastic and dedicated EAP practitioners to teach on our BALEAP-accredited pre-sessional programme on campus in Edinburgh in Summer 2025. Contracts of 7 weeks (7 July to 22 August 2025) or 11 weeks (9 June to 22 August 2025) are available. This post is fixed term and full-time (35 hours per week).
You will be joining an experienced and very supportive teaching and professional services team at this leading Russell Group university, as we work together with our highly motivated students to prepare them to confidently join their academic communities at the University of Edinburgh. Starting your contract with a paid 5-day induction, you will find the University’s Centre for Open Learning (COL) to be an exciting, positive, creative, challenging and rewarding place to work. We pride ourselves on creating a dynamic working environment where you can develop yourself as an EAP practitioner, whether you are an experienced teacher or in the earlier stages of your EAP career.
As a Pre-Sessional Teaching Fellow, you will use English Language Education’s (ELE) in-house materials to plan and teach lessons, to provide formative and summative feedback to students and to mark final assessments on the University of Edinburgh’s Pre-Sessional Programme. You will be a committed EAP teacher and keen to embrace reflective practice and professional development, and you will be committed to dignity, respect and collegiality.
The salary for this post is UE07 £40,247 to £47,874 per annum.

YOUR SKILLS AND ATTRIBUTES FOR SUCCESS:

• first degree and/or significant experience and standing in a professional, practice-based background relevant to the subject area
• relevant Master’s Degree (or equivalent) or currently engaged in related post-graduate study
• relevant language teaching qualification including observed teaching practice (if your qualification is less well-known, please describe the course content in your covering letter)
• demonstrable teaching experience, for example UK Pre-Sessionals
• up-to-date knowledge of current theory and practice in teaching, learning, course/materials design and assessment in the subject area
  excellent IT skills and evidence of supporting the integration of technologies into learning, teaching and scholarship
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APPLICATION INFORMATION

Please ensure you include the following documents in your application:

• Up-to-date CV
• Supporting Statement

Your supporting statement should detail how you meet the essential criteria of the job, and you should include a bullet point to match each essential criterion listed in the job description, to make your application clear.
Please express whether you wish to be considered for a 7-week or 11-week contract:

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