Full Time EAP Tutor for London

Full-time
The Beehive Education Network
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Description

EAP Tutor

Overview:

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:

The primary purpose of the role is to teach on our International Foundation Year programme

and support the curriculum development of the EAP component of IFY.

  • Deliver English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
  • Provide academic support for students, as appropriate
  • Set and mark formative assessments
  • Attending team meetings, as appropriate
  • Carry out administrative and record-keeping tasks associated with teaching and assessment
  • (e.g. accurate attendance records, progress reports, schemes of work)
  • Act as a positive ambassador and adhere to both NCUK codes of conduct for staff.

This job description summarises the purpose of the job and lists its key tasks. It is not a definitive list of all the tasks to be undertaken as those can be varied from time to time at our discretion.

EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED:

Bachelor’s degree (Essential)

  • A relevant academic qualification at UK postgraduate level e.g. a Cambridge DELTA, Trinity DipTESOL or MA TESOL (Essential)
  • Relevant teaching experience normally a minimum of two years. This experience should relate to the delivery of a Western-style syllabus using Western conventions and

methodologies (Essential)

  • An understanding of UK/western higher education and the needs and requirements of
  • international students (Essential)
  • Significant teaching experience at a reputable university (Desirable)
  • Specific experience of education in the UK (Desirable)
  • Knowledge of Language Cert exam (Desirable)

KEY SKILLS & COMPETENCIES:

Teaching:

  • · A record of achievement in teaching.
  • · Excellent interpersonal, communication and presentation skills including native speaker
  • fluency in English. Numerate and articulate.
  • · Competence in the effective use of Information and Communications Technologies (ICT).
  • · Proven planning and organisational skills and an ability to take initiative within curriculum
  • and policy objectives.
  • · The ability to contribute to study programme development.
  • · The ability to set, review and mark formative and summative assessments in line with a
  • published syllabus.
  • · A record of attention to detail, thoroughness and fairness.
  • · The ability to prioritise, meet deadlines, work under pressure and, when necessary, with
  • minimal resources.

Flexibility:

  • · Ability to respond to last minute changes
  • · Willingness to take on new challenges, possibly outside own ‘comfort zone’
  • · Able to ‘think on own feet’ and manage the unexpected
  • · Understands that the needs of the school may require flexible, mutually understood
  • approaches to work
  • Student Focussed:
  • · Responds to students requests promptly
  • · Treats all students with respect
  • · Does not assume the needs of students

Self Awareness:

  • · Understands own strengths and weaknesses
  • · Is able to recognise how own feelings and emotions may impact on others
  • · Accepts feedback as constructive and is not defensive
  • · Understands expectations of others

Analytical & Problem Solving

  • · Is disciplined and organised
  • · Able to deal with large amounts of data and make sense of it
  • · Has a measured and organised approach to solving problems
  • · Breaks down large amounts of work into smaller, manageable parts
  • · Is quick and effective at processing information

Cultural Understanding

  • · Is open to new ideas and differences and shows willingness in understanding of own and other cultures
  • · Recognises the need for flexibility and sensitivity in dealing with cross-cultural issues.
  • · Adapts behaviour to context and culture of people communicating with
  • · Uses experience to improve self-awareness and increase own cultural knowledge
  • · Judges situation based on a good knowledge of a range of cultures

Good Communication

  • · Is friendly and optimistic with people s/he meets
  • · Understands what needs communicating and how, when and to who
  • · Knows how to communicate with confidence and appropriateness to a situation
  • · Is open about discussing their own role and work
  • · Understands the importance of everyday courtesy

Working with Others

  • · Understands and works on team success for the whole team
  • · Understands own role and expectations of their role in their own team and the wider school
  • team
  • · Has a strong awareness of how team dynamics work
  • · Treats the concerns of other departments as important
  • · Co-operates to meet team goals even at expense of personal preferences