Tutor Vacancies
Freelance Tutors
We are looking for freelance tutors within our Adult Community Learning (ACL) area which is funded by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC), who receive government funding. Courses generally run for two hours per week, over a 10-week term (no class in half term), 3 terms per year.
For our January 2024 programme we are looking for:
IT tutors for our wide range of digital courses – to develop our members’ skills and confidence using PCs/laptops/tablets/smartphones on Tuesdays for a morning session and afternoon session and possibly a Thursday afternoon session at our centre near Ladbroke Grove
A French tutor – we want to introduce French back in to our programme at St Charles Centre for Health and Wellbeing, W10 6DZ
An Drama tutor – we want Drama tutor for classes at New Horizons, SW3 2PF
We would love to hear from you. Having a teaching qualification is desirable. Our groups are lively sociable learning groups in an organisation which is a fun, warm and vibrant place to work.
Our tutors are freelance. Hourly rate is £27.30/hr which includes planning, delivery and paperwork. Tutors are required to have a DBS check (costs covered by us); and possess independent public liability insurance. If we are interested in your expression of interest we will follow up with reference requests and an interview.
If interested please send your CV to Angela Sharkey, Head of Community Learning and Development, Second Half Centre, St. Charles Centre, Exmoor Street, London W10 6DZ – asharkey@openage.org.uk - Tel – 020 4516 9972.
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