Lecturer in Land and Wildlife (Full Teacher Training Provided)Preston£25,082 to £33,922 + 37 hours per week + 40 days Holiday + Bank Holidays + 28.68% Employer Pension contributionDo you have experience in a Countryside Ranger / Surveyor or an Ecological role?Are you looking to move into a teaching role where you can pass along your knowledge to the next generation and give back to the industry?This is a brilliant opportunity to join a leading land-based education provider who will provide you with all the support and skills to help you teach the next generation of engineers.In this role you will be delivering the Land and Wildlife curriculum. Full training in teaching is offered. The ideal candidate come from a background as a countryside ranger / surveyor / ecological role and will be looking to move into teaching.This is a fantastic opportunity to have a change in career direction, moving into a stable and supportive environment where you will be able to give back and help the next generation. The Role:* Lecturer in Land and Wildlife* Working with apprentices doing their qualifications * Full training in teaching provided * Based in PrestonThe Person:* Background as a countryside ranger / surveyor or in an ecological role* Looking to move into teaching * Based within a commutable distance of PrestonReference Number: BBBH253927
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Rise Technical Recruitment Limited
Posted 5 hours ago, valid for 19 days
Preston, Lancashire PR4 0AS, England
£25,082 - £33,922 per annum
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- The position is for a Lecturer in Land and Wildlife based in Preston, offering a salary range of £25,082 to £33,922.
- Candidates should have experience as a Countryside Ranger, Surveyor, or in an Ecological role.
- The role includes delivering the Land and Wildlife curriculum and provides full training in teaching.
- This opportunity is ideal for individuals looking to transition into a teaching career while giving back to the industry.
- The position requires a commitment of 37 hours per week along with 40 days of holiday and a substantial employer pension contribution of 28.68%.
