A degree or vocational qualification in Maths or a related area.
GCSE English and Maths at Grade C or equivalent; this qualification may be obtained during the probationary period.
A teaching qualification, or willingness to work toward one with the college's support.
Up-to-date and relevant subject knowledge.
Confidence using information technology, e-learning tools, and Information and Learning Technology to enhance students' experience.
An enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check is required; the college will complete it for successful candidates.
Commitment to safeguarding and inclusion.
Ability to travel across the college's sites.
Flexibility to work beyond standard hours when needed to support the college.
Responsibilities
Plan and deliver lessons across Levels 1 to 3 to help students achieve their academic potential and develop practical employability skills.
Mark students' work, provide clear feedback, and guide them on how to improve.
Use assessment results to shape lessons and support each student's progress.
Monitor attendance and promote positive behaviour.
Maintain accurate records of student progress and assessments, and complete other administrative duties.
Act as a Personal Tutor when needed, providing pastoral advice and guidance.
Support induction, record achievements, and help students plan their next steps.
Participate in Open Evenings, school liaison, and activities that promote the subject area.
Coordinate courses and contribute to departmental initiatives.
Keep up to date with developments in Maths and best practice in teaching and assessment.
Work across the college's sites when needed.
4 Days per Week | Permanent | All Year Round At Wigan & Leigh College, our lecturers do more than teach, they shape what students believe is possible. As a lecturer in Maths, you'll deliver clear, well-structured lessons that build genuine understanding, track progress through assessment, and adapt your approach to meet each student where they are.
Whether you're supporting a student who finds numbers difficult or stretching one who doesn't, the goal is the same: meaningful progress.
Your work will meet the standards of relevant awarding bodies, and you'll contribute to a department that takes both rigour and student experience seriously.
Plan and deliver lessons across Level 1 to 3, to help our students achieve their academic potential and the practical, employability skills they’ll need for their future careers
Mark work, give clear feedback, and guide our students on how they can improve
Use assessment results to shape lessons and support each student's progress
Monitor attendance and promote positive behaviour
Keep accurate records of student progress, assessments, and other administrative duties
Act as a Personal Tutor when needed, providing pastoral advice and guidance
Support induction, record achievements, and help students plan their next steps
Take part in Open Evenings, school liaison and activities that promote your subject area
Coordinate courses and contribute to departmental initiatives
Keep up to date with developments in your subject and best practice in teaching and assessment
Degree or vocational qualification in Maths or a related area.
GCSE English and Maths (Grade C or equivalent) - you can get this during your probationary period
Teaching qualification, or you're willing to work towards one with our support
Up-to-date and relevant subject knowledge that you’re excited to share with students
Confidence with IT and e-learning tools and Information and Learning Technology (ILT) to enhance our student's experience
What you're like
Student-focused. You take pride in helping our students succeed and build their confidence
Organised, you effectively plan lessons and assessments and easily manage your workload
Adaptable, you can respond to changing priorities and work across our sites when needed
Collaborative, you work well with colleagues so we can deliver a consistent, high-quality learning experience for every single one of our students
Reflective, you actively engage with your professional development and want to share best practice
Essentials
You'll need an enhanced DBS check which we'll complete for you if you're successful
You're committed to safeguarding and inclusion
You can travel across our sites
You're flexible and happy to work beyond standard hours when needed to support the college