Back to search results
Header Image

Lecturer(s) in Teacher Education – 1.0 FTE

Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh - School of Arts, Social Science and Management (ASSaM)

Hours:  Full Time – 1.0 FTE (35 hours per week) OR Part Time 0.5 FTE (17.5 hours per week)

Contract Type: Open Ended

Contract basis: Teaching & Scholarship or Teaching and Research

In 2018 Queen Margaret University was selected by the Scottish Government to offer a new suite of undergraduate and postgraduate Teacher Education programmes and we welcomed our first cohorts in September 2019. We currently have approximately 600 students on Education programmes and now have the opportunity to further grow our Teacher Education team as we seek to appoint a 1.0 FTE Lecturer in the Teacher Education with quantitative social science expertise to contribute to teacing across the division, but with a specific focus on  supporting our undergraduate provision in Teacher Education and the expansion of our new online asynchronous MA programmes in Education.

This is an exciting opportunity for career development and progression given the growth in our educational programmes and research in this area, which the university is keen to expand further. The purpose of the role is to provide excellent and innovative teaching both online and on campus; provide academic guidance; guide curriculum and programme design and undertake scholarship in an aspect of teacher education. The post offers the opportunity to work with colleagues in the Division of Psychology, Sociology & Education, as well as across the University, and to broaden our collaborative engagement with educational professionals across the sector.

The postholder will have the opportunity to apply their skills, knowledge, and expertise to our new undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, which share the reputable approach taken by the division in being intellectually rigorous and research based, with a focus on wellbeing, social justice and diversity at their core.  Our programmes are designed to meet the challenges as well as recognise the rewards of teaching children and young people in the 21st century and will prepare students by actively engaging them in contemporary issues in psychology, sociology and education and help them develop a sound knowledge of lifespan development and the range of factors that affect it.

We are seeking motivated individuals with an interest in education and demonstrable experience and scholarship interest in an aspect of the Social Sciences related to teacher education. You may be a Teacher Educator already, with or without a school teaching qualification, or your expertise may be in Sociology or Psychology with a specific focus on education and a strong knowledge and understanding of quantative methods.

You will have experience in delivering University-level provision in a cognate subject as well as experience of programme development and knowledge of validation and accreditation procedures. You should also bring some prior experience and understanding of designing and delivering online learning and be enthusiastic about creating new online programmes and developing your skills and expertise in this area.

While the role is advertised as a Teaching and Scholarship position, we would be open to offering a Teaching and Research contract for those with an existing track record of relevant research publications.

Likewise, while the post is advertised as 1.0FTE, we would be open to applications for a 0.5FTE role, or jobshare. It that case, we would be open to one role being focused on the development and delivery of online programmes, and the other on quantative social sciences. In both cases the disciplinary focus should be on education.

It is important that the post-holder(s) share the ethos of the Division, School, and University in being concerned with issues of social justice and are passionate about applying this ethos in the design and delivery of our programmes.

Please note: As we are aware that many school-based practitioners may not wish or be in a position to leave the school sector to work exclusively in HE, Secondments and fractional post(s) for this role are also welcome. Applicants should apply through the normal means and specify their position in their application.

Please visit our vacancies page to view the job description for this post.

To apply, please click on the ‘Apply’ button above.

For any queries regarding the role, please contact Dr Stephen Darling, co-interim Head of Division of Psychology, Sociology & Education via email sdarling@qmu.ac.uk

If you have any queries regarding the application process or require any special assistance please contact Human Resources by recruitment@qmu.ac.uk 

Closing date for completed applications is Sunday 16th April 2023.

There may be potential to enable sponsorship of migrant workers in line with UKVI regulations and requirements.

As a university, we are committed to the Researcher Development Concordat and were, in fact, the first Scottish Higher Education Institute (and part of the first UK cohort of institutes) to publicly declare our commitment to its principles.

Queen Margaret University is committed to equality of opportunity for all by providing a supportive, flexible and inclusive working environment, and we welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds. Please have a look at our Diversity, Wellbeing and Inclusion Calendar.

We are proud to hold an Athena SWAN Bronze Award which recognises the advancement of gender equality at QMU. Find out more about Athena SWAN here. We have a number of family friendly policies and are happy to consider job share applications.

Location: Edinburgh
Salary: £41,931 to £52,841 Lecturer Grade 8 (with possible progression to £59,450) per annum pro rata
Hours: Full Time, Part Time
Contract Type: Permanent
Placed On: 31st March 2023
Closes: 16th April 2023
Job Ref: CVSY039A
   
We value your feedback on the quality of our adverts. If you have a comment to make about the overall quality of this advert, or its categorisation then please send us your feedback
Show all jobs for Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh …
Advert information

Type / Role:

Subject Area(s):

Location(s):

Job tools
 

PhD Alert Created

Job Alert Created

Your PhD alert has been successfully created for this search.

Your job alert has been successfully created for this search.

Ok Ok

PhD Alert Created

Job Alert Created

Your PhD alert has been successfully created for this search.

Your job alert has been successfully created for this search.

Manage your job alerts Manage your job alerts

Account Verification Missing

In order to create multiple job alerts, you must first verify your email address to complete your account creation

Request verification email Request verification email

jobs.ac.uk Account Required

In order to create multiple alerts, you must create a jobs.ac.uk jobseeker account

Create Account Create Account

Alert Creation Failed

Unfortunately, your account is currently blocked. Please login to unblock your account.

Email Address Blocked

We received a delivery failure message when attempting to send you an email and therefore your email address has been blocked. You will not receive job alerts until your email address is unblocked. To do so, please choose from one of the two options below.

Max Alerts Reached

A maximum of 5 Job Alerts can be created against your account. Please remove an existing alert in order to create this new Job Alert

Manage your job alerts Manage your job alerts

Creation Failed

Unfortunately, your alert was not created at this time. Please try again.

Ok Ok

Create PhD Alert

Create Job Alert

When you create this PhD alert we will email you a selection of PhDs matching your criteria.When you create this job alert we will email you a selection of jobs matching your criteria. Our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy apply to this service. Any personal data you provide in setting up this alert is processed in accordance with our Privacy Notice

Create PhD Alert

Create Job Alert

When you create this PhD alert we will email you a selection of PhDs matching your criteria.When you create this job alert we will email you a selection of jobs matching your criteria. Our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy apply to this service. Any personal data you provide in setting up this alert is processed in accordance with our Privacy Notice

 
 

Browser Upgrade Recommended

jobs.ac.uk has been optimised for the latest browsers.

For the best user experience, we recommend viewing jobs.ac.uk on one of the following:

Google Chrome Firefox Microsoft Edge