Reporting to: Course Director, Foundation
Direct reports: N/A
Location: Tower Hill, London
Role Summary
The Foundation course is a pivotal element of the LCCA experience – ensuring that students understand the value of what it means to be a student in higher education and above all, an LCCA student. The subject lead role focuses on creating holistic approaches to teaching and learning across a specialist area, ensuring that the experiences delivered will progress and retain students. The candidate must have an impeccable track record in delivering student success as well as strong industry links that will enhance and enrich the blended nature of delivering foundation courses.
As the Subject Lead, you will lead and manage on the design, development and delivery of the curriculum and all areas of learning, teaching and assessment on this cross-College unit. Staff will look to you for leadership and support, while you will be entrusted with efficient quality control, resource management and a collaborative working approach.
This is also an opportunity for the role-holder to work with and assist the Course Director in this crucial curriculum area within the College. The role holder will be expected to engage in research and or professional practice to increase their subject, practice and pedagogic awareness. The role holder will also be expected to attract, recruit, and teach students in Business and or in the Creative Industries/ Design area (see the list of modules) and to contribute to extra-curriculum activities; such as delivery of staff development programmes and other cross-College initiatives.
The successful candidate will have a strong teaching record, experience of teaching at Foundation level, a blend of creative practice / design subject expertise and creative business or strength in one of these subject disciplines.
The role holder will be expected to engage in research and or professional practice/enterprise in subject-specific territories.
The LCCA Foundation is unique in that it is taught across the week (in the day); in two evenings in the week and at the weekend. Candidates may have to teach across evenings and weekends, as determined and discussed at your interview matched against your preference, the workload and resource allocation and needs of the business. Or, if your preference is swayed toward a particular mode of delivery (week versus weekend) please make this clear in your application.
Key Activities & Responsibilities
Requirements for the role
Qualifications/Education:
Essential
Desirable
Knowledge & Skills:
Essential
Experience:
Essential
The post holder may be asked to undertake different or additional duties in line with business requirements at the request of their line manager.
There is an expectation that all employees will maintain the values of the Group and will comply with the code of conduct as well as equality and diversity, health and safety and safeguarding policies.
There will be an occasional need to undertake business travel between other sites within London and across the UK.
Location: | London |
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Salary: | £44,000 |
Hours: | Full Time |
Contract Type: | Permanent |
Placed On: | 16th December 2022 |
Closes: | 31st December 2022 |
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