Lecturer in Introduction to Land Based

at  Wiltshire College

Lecturer in Introduction to Land Based - The Role:
As a Lecturer in Introduction to Land Based, you will play a pivotal role within our dynamic Land Based Faculty. Working alongside our dedicated team, you’ll inspire and empower students to explore the wonders of Agriculture, Animal Care, Land & Wildlife, and Horticulture. With a focus on practical learning experiences, you’ll guide students through the core curriculum while immersing them in real-world applications of land-based studies.

Lecturer in Introduction to Land Based - Key Responsibilities:

• Teaching Excellence: You’ll deliver engaging and practical sessions across a range of Entry level and Level 1 courses. Whether it’s Agriculture, Animal Care, Land & Wildlife, or Horticulture, your expertise will ignite curiosity and passion in our learners.
• Curriculum Development: You’ll prepare schemes of work, design lessons, and create assessment plans. Your commitment to best practices will contribute to the overall quality of education.
• Student Enrichment: Beyond the classroom, you’ll actively participate in student enrichment. This includes supporting pastoral needs, organizing study trips, and collaborating on live projects and external exhibitions.
• Community Engagement: You’ll work closely with the community, fostering partnerships and showcasing the impact of land-based studies. Parents’ evenings, open days, and community events will be part of your journey.

Experience working with SEND and EHCP learners at Entry Level and Level 1 is highly valued, as you’ll be instrumental in providing tailored support to meet the diverse needs of our students. While a background and interest in land-based subjects would be valuable, although not essential - we welcome candidates from all backgrounds who are passionate about making a positive impact in education.
Lecturer in Introduction to Land Based - You
Are you a qualified educator with a passion for nurturing the potential of every student? Or perhaps you’re a seasoned professional with hands-on experience in the field of Land Based studies, eager to share your knowledge with the next generation? Whether you’re a certified teacher or an industry expert, your dedication to student success is what sets you apart.
Your ability to connect with students from all backgrounds, coupled with your enthusiasm for practical learning experiences, will be the driving force behind your success in this role.

We’re looking for someone who embodies our values and brings the following to the table:

• Experience: You’ve worked in a similar environment and understand the nuances of teaching and supporting diverse learners.
• Qualifications: A relevant qualification at Level 3 or above is essential. Your expertise will inspire confidence in our students. We welcome applications from both qualified Lecturers and subject professionals eager to transition into teaching.
• Passion: Your love for land-based subjects is contagious. Whether it’s nurturing plants, caring for animals, or tending to the soil, you’ll ignite that same passion in our learners.

Lecturer in Introduction to Land Based - Benefits

• 37 days annual leave pro rata for Academic Staff, including bank holidays and additional closure days over the Christmas period
• Automatic enrolment into the Teachers’ Pension Scheme

To submit your application for this exciting Lecturer in Introduction to Land Based opportunity, please click ‘Apply’ now

• Teaching Excellence: You’ll deliver engaging and practical sessions across a range of Entry level and Level 1 courses. Whether it’s Agriculture, Animal Care, Land & Wildlife, or Horticulture, your expertise will ignite curiosity and passion in our learners.
• Curriculum Development: You’ll prepare schemes of work, design lessons, and create assessment plans. Your commitment to best practices will contribute to the overall quality of education.
• Student Enrichment: Beyond the classroom, you’ll actively participate in student enrichment. This includes supporting pastoral needs, organizing study trips, and collaborating on live projects and external exhibitions.
• Community Engagement: You’ll work closely with the community, fostering partnerships and showcasing the impact of land-based studies. Parents’ evenings, open days, and community events will be part of your journey