Location
Southwark College, London - centrally located near Waterloo Station with access to modern classrooms and excellent teaching resources.

Hours
Part Time - 17.5 hours per week

Salary
£35,608 - £45,689 per annum

About the Role
Southwark College, part of NCG, is seeking an ESOL Lecturer to teach young learners aged 16-18 as part of the Study Programme. You will be responsible for facilitating the linguistic development, empowerment, and integration of a diverse community of young ESOL learners. The role involves planning and delivering inclusive, high-quality lessons using a variety of teaching methods and tools. You will contribute to the review, planning, and development of the ESOL curriculum, including creating Schemes of Learning, lesson plans, teaching materials, and immersive experiences. Additionally, you will assess student work, provide constructive feedback, and support learner progress to maximise their potential. Collaboration with the ESOL team to implement assessment strategies and contribute to improving student achievement and retention is essential. This role also requires upholding safeguarding, equality, and health and safety policies while working within a supportive and inclusive educational environment.

Why Work With Us
NCG is a leading UK college group committed to transforming lives through education. Rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, we invest in our people, facilities, and communities to provide a supportive and inclusive workplace where you can thrive. Benefits include generous annual leave, flexible working, student discounts, government pension schemes, cycle to work, and an employee assistance programme.

Experience
Experience in teaching ESOL or working with young learners is desirable but not explicitly required. A passion for ESOL education and the ability to engage diverse learners is essential.

About you
- Ability to plan and deliver effective, inclusive teaching tailored to diverse learner needs.
- Strong communication and organisational skills.
- Confidence in using digital tools to support learning.
- Commitment to safeguarding, equality, and ongoing professional development.
- Collaborative team player who contributes positively to curriculum development and quality assurance.

Qualifications
- Relevant subject qualification (e.g. degree or equivalent).
- Recognised teaching qualification.
- Level 2 English and Maths (e.g. GCSE grade C/4 or equivalent).
- Knowledge of subject-specific pedagogy and current teaching practices in further or higher education.