Protocol are working closely with a Further Education College based in Birkenhead in their search for an experienced Travel and Tourism Assessor to mark and assess student work up to level 3 NCF.
The role;
1. This role is offering 15 hours per week starting as soon as possible
2. 4 weeks cover – Flexible days
3. You will be working within the colleges Travel and Tourism department, supporting, marking and assessing Travel and Tourism students on their courses of study. You will be responsible for assessing and assessments to ensure each student is achieving their best during their time in the college.
4. To support with marking up to Level 3 NCF.
The person;
We are therefore seeking individuals that are passionate about Travel and Tourism and that have relevant experience in both educational and industry fields. The individual will also have experience working with students or apprentices either in a college or an educational setting whilst being upbeat, motivational and knowledgeable in the subject area in order to educate and inspire learners.
Have you got what it takes?
5. A level 3 qualification in Travel and Tourism
6. A teaching qualification
7. An Assessors Award
8. Experience delivering/ Assessing Travel and Tourism at a range of levels
9. DBS on update service.
Benefits
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