Location
Hammersmith Campus, London

Hours
Part Time - 25.2 hours per week, Term-time only

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

About the Role
West London College is seeking a motivated and skilled Lecturer in Public Services and Sports to join the Public Services and Sport department. This part-time role involves delivering high-quality teaching, learning, and assessment across Public Services and Sports programmes, supporting learners to achieve their full potential. The role includes classroom, practical, and activity-based delivery, learner support, assessment, and contribution to curriculum development to ensure 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 teaching and assessment, preparing lesson plans and teaching materials, acting as a Personal Tutor providing academic and pastoral support, monitoring learner attendance and progress, integrating English and Maths into vocational teaching, acting as an internal assessor and verifier, contributing to learner recruitment and employer engagement activities, promoting health & safety, safeguarding, equality, diversity and inclusion, and contributing to quality improvement processes.

Programme Leader responsibilities (where applicable) include leading curriculum planning and programme delivery, coordinating delivery teams, monitoring learner progress and outcomes, leading internal verification, and liaising with awarding bodies and validating institutions.

The College is committed to safeguarding and expects all staff to comply with relevant policies and complete mandatory training. The role is subject to enhanced DBS and other employment checks in line with Keeping Children Safe in Education.

Experience
Experience in delivering teaching, training, and assessment within Public Services and Sports or related vocational programmes is desirable. Experience in curriculum development, quality assurance, and learner support is advantageous.

About you
You will be motivated, skilled, and committed to supporting learners to achieve their full potential. You should be able to deliver engaging and effective teaching, provide academic and pastoral support, and contribute positively to curriculum development and quality improvement. A commitment to safeguarding, equality, diversity, and inclusion is essential.

Qualifications
Relevant teaching qualifications and occupational competence in Public Services and Sports are required. You must meet minimum occupational competence requirements and maintain up-to-date vocational knowledge. A willingness to undertake mandatory safeguarding training and comply with College policies is essential.