Lecturer - SEND
Listed on 2026-10-02
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Education / Teaching
Adult & Continuing Education, Special Needs / Learning Disabilities, Training Instructor / Specialist
Are you an inspiring Lecturer - SEND with a passion for supporting learners to gain the core skills they need to thrive in work and life?
Join a forward-thinking college where education changes lives.
We are seeking a Lecturer - SEND to join our team on a Part-time (21.6 hours per week, 0.6 FTE), permanent basis. This role is expected to start in August 2026.
Our StoryBarking & Dagenham College of Further & Higher Education is a dynamic, community-focused college with a strong reputation for technical and vocational excellence. Established in 1961 and operating across Barking and Rush Green campuses, we support thousands of learners and apprentices each year to develop the skills, confidence and qualifications they need to thrive.
With significant investment in our facilities — including our East London Institute of Technology — we provide outstanding learning and working environments for both staff and students.
Our SEND provision plays a vital role in empowering students within our community to build confidence, progress into employment, access higher-level study and support their families and communities.
What You’ll Be DoingAs a Lecturer - SEND, you will deliver engaging and inclusive lessons to SEND learners, supporting them to develop practical literacy skills for work, further study and everyday life.
We’re seeking a passionate SEND lecturer who believes every learner can succeed. You’ll deliver inclusive, engaging lessons tailored to diverse needs, using strong Teaching, Learning and Assessment practices to drive progress, independence, and real-world outcomes.
- Puts learners first
- Adapts teaching creatively to meet individual needs
- Collaborates effectively with staff, families, and external teams
- Is reflective, proactive, and committed to continual improvement
You will:
- Develop engaging schemes of work tailored to learners with diverse starting points
- Use learner-centred teaching and assessment strategies to drive progress and achievement
- Provide clear, constructive feedback that builds confidence and promotes independence
- Monitor and track attendance, progress and achievement, implementing timely interventions where required
- Support learners with varying barriers to education, creating an inclusive and motivating classroom environment
- Contribute to curriculum development, ensuring provision remains relevant to employment and progression pathways
- Engage in continuous professional development to maintain up-to-date knowledge of education policies and practice
We are looking for a passionate and committed Lecturer - SEND specialist who understands the transformational impact of SEND education.
You should have:
- A recognised teaching qualification (PGCE, Cert Ed or equivalent)
In addition, you will demonstrate:
- Experience teaching SEND students within Further Education
- Experience delivering classes to students with a diverse range of Educational needs
- Strong understanding of inclusive teaching strategies
- The ability to differentiate effectively for mixed-ability groups
- Experience tracking and monitoring learner progress using digital systems
- Strong administrative and organisational skills
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- A commitment to safeguarding and learner wellbeing
We offer a wide range of benefits, including:
- A competitive salary of £26,514 - £46,307 per annum, pro-rated to 21.6 hours per week, 0.6 FTE, inclusive of London Weighting, dependent on qualifications and experience
- Generous holiday and pension packages
- Ongoing CPD and strong links with industry
- Free parking and access to travel-to-work and technology assistance schemes
- The opportunity to be part of a passionate, supportive team focused on learner success
Join a supportive team where your…
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