Lecturer in Motor Vehicle; FE Motorsports bias

Motorsport Lecturer Lancashire

Salary: £39,505 plus £6,000 tax-free FE Levelling Up Fund

Think FE are working with a well-regarded college in Lancashire to recruit a Motorsport Lecturer to teach Level 3 and degree-level students. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with a strong motor vehicle background and a genuine interest in motor sport, whether that is Formula 1, rallying, track work, performance engineering or the wider racing industry. You do not need previous teaching experience.

The college will support you through a Level 5 teaching apprenticeship, with protected weekly study time.

• Salary of £39,505, including market supplement
• £6,000 tax-free FE Levelling Up Fund
• Teachers Pension Scheme, with 28.68% employer contribution
• 42 days annual leave, plus bank holidays
• Time off in lieu for trips, open mornings and additional college events
• Fully funded Level 5 teaching qualification
• 1.5 hours protected study time each week
• Excellent student behaviour and calibre
• Strong motor sport reputation, with former students working at the very top of the industry

You will be joining a respected Lancashire college with an impressive reputation in motor sport education. Former students have progressed into elite roles within the industry, including working with some of the most recognisable names in Formula 1. The college has recently undergone significant positive change, including restructuring, financial improvements and a sharper curriculum focus, with strong confidence around future progress.

You will teach Motorsport and related motor vehicle subjects to Level 3 and degree-level learners, helping students build the technical, practical and professional skills needed for careers in the motor sport and automotive industries.

• A minimum Level 3 qualification in Motor Vehicle
• A genuine interest in motor sport
• Strong industry knowledge or practical experience
• A positive, supportive approach to learners
• Motorsport experience would be beneficial, but it is not essential