Location
Southall Campus, West London College

Hours
Part Time - 25.2 hours per week

Salary
£23,910 - £32,951 per annum (pro rata), inclusive of London weighting

About the Role
We are seeking a motivated and skilled Lecturer in Inclusive Learning to join our Inclusive Learning department at Southall campus. You will deliver high-quality teaching, learning and assessment across Inclusive Learning programmes, supporting learners to achieve their full potential. The role involves classroom and workshop-based delivery, learner support, assessment, and contribution to curriculum development, ensuring provision remains industry-relevant and aligned with awarding body requirements.

Where appropriate, you may also take responsibility for leading a study programme or course, including curriculum design, quality assurance and learner outcomes.

Key responsibilities include delivering engaging, inclusive teaching adapted to individual learner needs and EHCP outcomes, preparing differentiated lesson plans and accessible teaching materials that promote independence, communication, English, Maths and employability skills. You will act as a Personal Tutor providing academic, pastoral and wellbeing support while monitoring attendance, progress, behaviour and achievement.

Collaboration with Learning Support, families and external professionals to identify barriers to learning and implement effective support strategies is essential. You will support learners to develop independence, confidence and employability through work experience, enrichment and meaningful progression opportunities.

Assessment and recording of learner progress, contributing to individual learning plans, EHCP reviews and appropriate qualifications will be part of your role. You will promote high standards of safeguarding, equality, diversity, inclusion, health & safety and learner wellbeing, and contribute to learner transition, recruitment, progression and quality improvement activities.

The College is committed to safeguarding and expects all staff to share this commitment, complying with policies to protect children, young people and vulnerable adults.

Experience
Experience in delivering inclusive learning programmes and adapting teaching to meet individual learner needs is essential. Experience working with learners with Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) and collaborating with support services is highly desirable.

About you
You will be motivated, skilled and passionate about inclusive education. You should be able to prepare differentiated lesson plans and accessible teaching materials, act as a supportive Personal Tutor, and work collaboratively with colleagues, families and external professionals. A strong commitment to safeguarding, equality, diversity and inclusion is required.

Qualifications
Relevant teaching qualifications and experience in Inclusive Learning or a related field are required. You must be willing to engage in continuous professional development and comply with all safeguarding and regulatory requirements.