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HMP Peterborough are currently recruiting for a Maths Tutor to provide learners support to increase their Maths level and pass a recognised qualification. You will also plan, develop, implement and evaluate activities and appropriate courses. Experience of delivering Maths in a classroom setting is essential for this position. HMP/YOI Peterborough is the country's only purpose-built prison for both male and female prisoners (kept separate at all times), including a 12-place mother and baby unit. We are committed to offering education and development programmes to provide residents with the skills required to enter employment on release, so reducing the chances of further offending. Providing creative outlets, such as workshop activities, helps to equip those in custody for when they are released. We use 'Restorative Approaches' to bring people in conflict into dialogue. Using a skilled and structured process, those who have been harmed have an opportunity to be heard and those that have caused the harm are held to account for what they have done. We have strong links with the community outside through a variety of partnerships, including our outreach activity Outside Links' offering support and advice to both residents and their families. For more information on Sodexo Careers please visit and Job Description37.5 hours per week Benefits including 28 days holiday (inclusive of bank holidays),pension, discounted health cover, subsidised gym membership, free meals on duty and free on-site parking Salary £25,320.96 - £29,858.52 per annum Main Responsibilities Work effectively and efficiently with the Learning & Skills and regime delivery teams to produce innovative and stimulating lessons for prisoners to encourage participation whatever level the prisoners are starting from Effectively plan courses and lessons by preparing and using schemes of work and lesson plans for all classes for the benefit of the learner as for evidence at inspection/lesson observations Ensure all relevant policies and procedures, such as Security, Health and Safety and Prisoner Welfare, are adhered to and take responsibility of the work area Identify the needs of individuals in classes and groups and develop differentiate teaching methods and resources accordingly Assist in any marketing strategies related to courses, delivery and training within normal work hours and out of normal work hours Monitor take-up of taught course and employ strategies to increase take-up to ensure maximum attendance Monitor attendance, achievement and progression of learners reporting any difficulties to your Line Manager Attend team meetings to evaluate progress and promote good practice and attend all staff meetings, which will include giving feedback on classes and ideas for development of teaching practice and the Department generally Establish a rapport with prisoners to encourage them to take their first steps in learning and achieve a recognised qualification Monitor quality control of work produced by prisoners to maintain standards required Contribute to course reviews and setting and monitoring action plans Meet agreed prison targets which will be identified in your PDR and reviewed regularly throughout the year.The Ideal CandidateEssential Full teaching qualification (Minimum of CTLLS) or PGCE Experience of delivering Maths in the classroom Recognised Level 3 qualification or above in an identified subject and professional experience Have an interest in the rehabilitation and resettlement of offenders Have an ability to communicate effectively at all times through different mediums, including spoken and written communication.Desirable Experience of instructing/supporting people with challenging behaviour Assessor or IV qualification is desirable. Must have a willingness to work towards these qualifications Experience in a prison environment Ability to deliver a range of subjects or courses to learnersAbout The CompanyIn the UK and Ireland, Sodexo employs some 36,000 employees to deliver integrated facilities management services to clients at over 2,000 locations in the energy, corporate, healthcare, education, leisure, defence and justice sectors. With an annual turnover of over £1bn, we provide everything from catering, cleaning and reception to security, laboratory and grounds maintenance services, enabling our clients to focus on their core business. At Sodexo we are committed to a leading role in promoting equality opportunities and valuing diversity and inclusion. We seek to create a work environment based on mutual respect for all individuals, building a culture that appreciates and values the experiences and skills brought by each person to benefit our organisation and work hard to ensure that all people, whatever their race, colour, sex, gender identity disability, nationality, national or ethnic origin, religion or belief, marital/partnership or family status, sexual orientation, age, social class, educational background, employment status, working pattern, are welcome to and included within our organisation. We're a Disability Confident Leader employer. We're committed to changing attitudes towards disability, and making sure disabled people have the chance to fulfil their aspirations. We are building on our support to the Armed Forces community through the development of specific pathways within our recruitment process to support ex-forces personnel and reservists, those applying for jobs with us who meet the ideal candidate criteria for the role advertised are guaranteed to progress to the selection process. Sodexo and our clients are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and adults within a regulated activity. Certain roles will require applicants to undergo screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers and the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) and/ or Disclosure Scotland. Please note all roles within Sodexo Justice are subject to security and recruitment checks which may include a Social Media Check. You will also be asked to provide 5 years' worth of references and request employment history details from the HMRC

Tutor/Assessor - Health and Social Care Location - North West Hours/Contract - Full time, Permanent Salary - Up to £23,000 dependant on experience We are currently working with a fast-growing training company based in the North West who are recruiting multiple roles including candidates who have experience in assessing qualifications for Health and Social Care and Children and Young People (CYPW). If you have assessor experience along with vocational training experience, we have a new job role that will be of interest you. Following business growth, the company you will be working for is recruiting additional tutors to deliver accredited vocational training programmes for learners based in the North West. The salary for these positions is up to £23,000 per year, based on 8-hour shifts, Monday to Friday. You will support learners at all stages of the learning cycle from initial engagement through to progression into work and further learning. It will be work-based learning, and you will meet with your students monthly. To apply for these Tutor / Assessor roles, you will require the following: Experience as a Tutor / Assessor in either Health and Social Care OR Children and Young People (CYPW) sectors A recognised training qualification (TAQA, A1 assessor award, D32 / D33 award) Functional Skills L2 in English and Maths, or equivalents Satisfactory references and DBS checks Previous experience in a similar assessing role (one-year minimum) Your car (mileage will be paid monthly)In return for your skills, you will receive a good salary and a benefits package including Company Pension, on-site parking and sick pay. If any of these Assessor jobs are of interest to you, contact us for more information and to begin the application process. Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age