Salary: £18,324 - £27,995pa based on qualifications & experience

The MPS actively supports and complements all local school curricula with young learners (14-16 years old). We support partner schools and local authorities in securing accredited vocational qualifications for learners across England and Wales.

The MPS focuses on two main objectives: qualification attainment and developing the skill set required for positive progression to further education, apprenticeship and employment.

Responsibilities and Duties

The role includes working within local schools in a variety of locations, cantre based and in-school delivery to include all aspects of teaching, mentoring and motivating young people into a positive progression pathway. The teaching aspect of the position is a key element in the role as responsibility for the delivery of a series of vocational qualifications is paramount. The provision can be varied and range from primary to secondary lLearners which are from a variety of backgrounds and abilities. The programme also has a military/fitness element so candidates will need to lead a fit healthy lifestyle to enjoy physical activity as part of the delivery of the programme.

Qualifications and Skills A minimum of 5 years military career Military or civilian Physical Training qualification Teaching qualification or the experience of teaching or instructing Experience of working with 14-16yr old young people Knowledge of vocational qualifications or the education sector

Job Type: Full time

Location : London Edgware

The role:

The Military Preparation College (MPCT) has a highly successful skills department where we aim to create an environment that is positive, supportive and caring for all learners. We aim to build confidence, self-worth and empower learners to take responsibility for their own learning.

All training is delivered through a military theme providing the learner with the opportunity to develop their literacy and numeracy skills in a meaningful manner.

MPCT Learning Support Assistants (LSA) will provide support so that learners grow in confidence and progress into their chosen careers.

This position involves learner led funding and will only be funded whilst the individual being supported attends MPCT.

Job Purpose:

To provide education and organisational support to instructors, guide students during structured and non- structured sessions and assist students to achieve their full potential. You will be a key worker which involves you working on a one to one/group basis. You will support a learner(s) with their individual learning programmes and working closely with parents and other agencies.

The Learning Support Assistant will work according to the values and beliefs of MPCT. to work with various EHCP and offer support. Support a small group of learners in all academic activities Support learners with dyslexia with their literacy and memory skills. Support learners with their maths skills as required. Break down instructions and tasks for the learners. Act as a key person for the learners to talk to about their emotions and difficulties

Job Type: This position involves learner led funding and will only be funded whilst the individual being supported attends MPCT.

Part time - 15 hours per week

Salary £11.00ph (inclusive of 10% LW)

Job Types: Part-time, Temporary

The Military Preparation College has a highly successful skills department where we aim to create an environment that is positive, supportive and caring for all learners. We aim to build confidence, self-worth and empower learners to take responsibility for their own learning.

All training is delivered through a military theme providing the learner with the opportunity to develop their literacy and numeracy skills in a meaningful manner.

MPCT Skills Instructors provide support so that learners grow in confidence and progress into their chosen careers.

The role typically involves:

• managing a caseload of learners undertaking Functional Skills qualifications

• assessing learners’ skills and discussing goals

• monitoring and assessing students’ work

• using techniques to manage the learning process

• delivering team teaching and discrete teaching sessions (where appropriate).

• maintaining records

• guiding and supporting vocational instructors with the delivery of skills.

Applicants would be required to interview, assess and teach all levels of basic skills as part of a BTEC Public Services qualification. This person will be seen as a role model by the young people.

The teaching aspect of the position is a key element in the role as applicants would be required to interview, assess, and teach all levels of basic skills as part of a BTEC qualification.

The programme also has a military/fitness and outdoor education element so candidates will need to lead a fit healthy lifestyle and enjoy physical activity as part of the delivery of the programme.

The role requires the skills to engage, motivate and educate young people as you will be seen as a role model.

Experience in delivering in a classroom environment would be an advantage.

The following qualifications and competencies are desired (training will be given):

• PTLLS, CTTLS, DTTLS. Level 3 certificate in Teaching Basic Skills (9483/9484) PGCE/Cert Ed.

• Teaching degree or qualified teacher status.

• Military knowledge/experience

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Salary £18,525 - £27,995pa depending on experience

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Job Types: Full-time, Permanent