Job Description Job Title: Tutor/s NORFOLK STUDY PROGRAMME Salary: Level of Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) Grade D (Zone 3) £19,238.79 to £24,047.98 Enhanced Job summary Job Summary To achieve the objectives and targets of one of Catch22’s education services by undertaking initial screening of young people and providing education to Functional Skills/GCSE standard to small groups and directing one to one support as necessary. To support learners in developing their knowledge and skills and helping them to access appropriate training and employment opportunities, in accordance with contract requirements. To embed safeguarding and inclusion principles at the heart of all practice. Organisational relationships Ensure that you read, are familiar with and follow all of Catch22’s policies and procedures and ensure that you update yourself with any new or amended policies or procedures as and when necessary To take line management direction from Project Manager/Co-ordinator To act as an ambassador for Catch22, upholding and promoting our corporate values and to communicate possible opportunities for Catch22 service growth to line manager To undertake internal and external training as agreed with line manager and show commitment towards continuing professional development To undertake any other duties that can be reasonably expected of you within your job grade 1 Main duties and accountabilities Main duties include: To lead on the production of schemes of work for the service delivery of Maths/English in Functional Skills up to Level 2 & GCSE programmes including Vocational Learning To prepare and develop innovative themed lessons & design and deliver group activities To teach individual young people and groups following the programme curriculum, setting objectives and targets for achievement To provide/manage one to one support to learners where necessary To manage a learner caseload and ensure targets are achieved in line with success and achievement KPI’s To assess learners starting points using 4Skills assessment tool and using a range of other initial assessment and teaching resources To liaise with relevant team members to ensure learners achieve their targets and progress to appropriate outcomes To provide appropriate encouragement, guidance and support to learners to enable progression To manage classroom behaviour issues To ensure, up to date assessments of learners, across all relevant activities To monitor and maintain appropriate paperwork and records of progress and to report all cases of learner sickness and absence To complete review paperwork and record learners’ progress as directed To establish, develop and maintain effective working relationships with other external organisations involved with the service and learners Actively participate in continuous quality improvement and self assessments and the implementation of subsequent action plans Ensure learners understand and follow all relevant policies and regulations, to clarify what is expected of them and to ensure their safety and wellbeing Meet agreed contract targets to ensure that revenue is secured Complete all required documentation accurately and within agreed timescales to ensure that contract requirements are met and funding is maximised 2 Other This post may involve occasional travel outside of your base area This post may involve some evening work This post requires an enhanced DBS clearance This job description is intended to give an indication of the main duties involved, but is not meant to be an exhaustive list. 3 Person Specification Job Title: Tutor Criteria Essential Qualifications / Experience Professional qualification relevant to area of instruction Desirable A recognised teaching qualification (Cert Ed, DTLLS, QTS, PGCE) or equivalent a subject specialist qualification (e.g. English or Mathematics) at degree level / level 5 or equivalent. How they will be assessed Application Interview Certificates Qualified to teach GCSE Maths/English Functional Skills English, Maths Vocational Assessor Award (A1 or A2) or Training, Assessment, Experience of internal verification and Quality and Assurance (TAQA) liaising with awarding/examining bodies. Experience of working with young people, their families and communities, including those who are from a variety of ethnic groups and cultures or who may be vulnerable or disadvantaged in some way. Experience of working with support staff within a learning environment 4 Experience of using initial assessment screening tools to identify learner needs Experience of a range of approaches to working with hard to reach and difficult to engage young people Working to budgets & targets Experience in leading in the delivery of accredited learning programmes Knowledge In depth understanding commitment to safeguarding of and Application Interview Understanding of what constitutes good or outstanding learning and how to implement and develop those qualities and practices Knowledge and understanding of progression routes for young people Skills/Abilities Excellent record-keeping skills Ability to work on your own initiative Good knowledge of the local area, Application particularly industry, culture and Interview relevant agencies. Ability and willingness to engage in teamwork with multi-agency staff at all levels 5 Ability to organise time and work routines effectively to an agreed action plan in order to meet outputs and targets Excellent written, verbal, ICT and administrative skills. To be competent in teaching groups and individuals An ability to make assessments and develop individual learning plans and schemes of work Ability to undertake diagnostic assessments Skills in preparation and use of wide range of learning materials/resources Other Knowledge of health and safety legislation appropriate to this work Application Interview Commitment to Equality and Diversity principals Willing to undertake training, as required 6 Commitment to upholding our directorate qualities: • • • • • • • • • Humanity Humour Humility Integrity Trust Empathy Respect Care Resilience 7