T Level (Education & Early Years) Placement Assessor

We are seeking a committed, enthusiastic and talented individual to join our T Level in Education and Early Years (Early Years Educator and Assisting Teaching) team to support and assess students in their industry placement settings. Our T Level in Education and Early Years (Early Years Educator and Assisting Teaching) students attend college and industry placements on a week-in/week-out basis, with Year 1 and Year 2 students alternating each week. The course has its own classroom base which has been designed to suit student needs and the course requirements, complete with home-corner, sink and practice displays. Your line manager will be the Head of Technical Education, who is also the main teacher of the T Level in Education and Early Years, but you will also be working with an additional programme teacher, both of whom have a wide range of relevant vocational experience. To assess Early Years Educator, you must have a full and relevant qualification in Early Years to at least Level 3 and must have previous relevant employment experience in an early-years setting. To assess Assisting Teaching, you must have a recognised Teaching Assistant qualification at Level 3, or a Higher-Level Teaching Assistant (HLTA) qualification, or a teaching qualification, e.g. Cert Ed, PGCE, QTS as well as previous relevant employment experience working in an educational context such as a school, college or alternative provision. You should ideally hold a recognised assessor qualification or be willing to work towards one if required. Excellent communication, organisational and time management skills are also essential along with a flexible and pro-active approach. The work will involve travelling to placements, mainly in the Scarborough, Whitby, Pickering and Bridlington areas. You will therefore need a current driving licence with access to a car insured for business use. Working times can be arranged flexibly provided the needs of the role are met. Applicants may wish to consider th