Are you an experienced teacher of Business familiar with the higher education sector and interested in working with our diverse student cohort on the International Foundation Programme (IFP)?

We are looking for an IFP Subject Tutor in Business to deliver high-quality, engaging teaching and student experience. You will join the IFP teaching team, leading on specific modules and supporting our IFP students to successfully complete the IFP and progress to undergraduate study. Teaching hours and schedules are defined according to module and teaching requirements and timetabling.

As IFP Subject Tutor you will:

- Teach in a variety of settings to deliver specific modules on the IFP to foster student achievement
- Undertake administrative duties related to teaching to ensure the smooth running of modules and courses
- Communicate and work with a wide audience of internal and external stakeholders
- Offer students a positive and supportive learning environment, adapted to students’ needs, to enhance all students’ experience

To succeed in this role you will need:

- A postgraduate degree associated with subject area or extensive equivalent experience in the field/industry
- A certificate or diploma in teaching or equivalent experience
- In-service training/practice of teaching in a relevant, similar context, or extensive equivalent experience
- Recent experience and understanding of dynamic and student-centred teaching in association with preparing students for university study
- A commitment to, and understanding of, equal opportunities issues relating to staff and students within a diverse and multicultural environment

The Centre for English and World Languages (CEWL) at the University of Kent specialises in the delivery of modules, programmes and short courses in English and a wide range of other major world languages. CEWL also offers a range of academic access routes into Higher Education under the brand of Kent International Pathways. For further details, please visit: www.kent.ac.uk/cewl/ and www.kent.ac.uk/international-pathways/

The University of Kent is a distinctive and attractive place to work. We employ over 6,000 staff, including academic and research staff and a full range of support and administration staff. Our stunning main campus in Canterbury, Kent was founded in 1965 and is set among green and tranquil open space overlooking the spectacular Cathedral. Our staff enjoy competitive salaries, an occupational pension scheme, generous holiday entitlements and a great working environment.

Full details of the role and the selection criteria are available via the University of Kent jobs website, where you can apply for this post - click on 'Apply online’ below.