Job Description

Project Instructor - NEET (18 hours p/w, Term Time Only + 4 Weeks)

Application Deadline: 5 June 2026

Department: Advanced Engineering Technologies

Employment Type: Permanent - Full Time

Location: Middleton

Compensation: £14,622 per annum, i.e £33,824 pro rata per annum

To provide high-quality instruction and support within the Skills for Life department. The post holder will primarily facilitate small group projects, with a strong focus on monitoring and coaching learners to make progress across attendance, achievement, personal development, and wider learning goals.

The Project Instructor will play a central role in ensuring learners — many with SEND and additional support needs — complete effective projects that recognise, develop and demonstrate a core set of skills, attitudes and personal qualities that enable learners to develop their confidence and resilience required for success in education, employment, and independent living.

Key Responsibilities

The Project Instructor will:

Design and facilitate projects that develop a personal journey focused on building confidence and self- esteem and building their social network
Provide structured group sessions that enhance learner communication, organisation and leadership skills
Connect and engage with wider college activities, local community projects and initiatives
Provide an inclusive environment where learners who have not succeeded in school, or have additional barriers to learning and participation, feel welcome and have the opportunities to develop, enjoy and achieve
Monitor, track, record and feedback learner progress, attendance, achievement and personal development. effectively using College systems (ProMonitor, Teams, etc.)
Contribute to the delivery and reinforcement of wider themes, such as safeguarding, employability, resilience, British Values, and personal/social development
Support learners in setting, reviewing and achieving individual targets (including RARPA and EHCP outcomes where applicable)
Facilitate learning in different settings, e.g classroom, workshops, excursions
Work collaboratively with staff teams, support staff and external professionals to ensure a joined-up approach to learner support
Provide additional encouragement, motivation and pastoral care to promote learner well-being, engagement and independence
Maintain accurate records in line with College policies, ensuring that learner progress and interventions are captured clearly
Contribute to the wider Skills for Life team by participating in team meetings, CPD and quality improvement processes
Ensure all safeguarding, health and safety, and equality duties are carried out in line with College policy.

Skills, Knowledge and Expertise

Qualifications

Essential Criteria

Minimum Level 2 in English and maths (or willingness to work towards)
Relevant qualification in education, youth work, coaching, or equivalent experience

How Identified: Application

Desirable Criteria

Level 3 qualification in Learning Support, Mentoring, IAG (Information, Advice and Guidance), or Coaching
Training in safeguarding, SEND, or mental health awareness

How Identified Application

Experience

Essential Criteria

Experience of supporting young people or adults in education, training, mentoring, or pastoral care
Experience of tracking and monitoring learner progress against targets