Business Lecturer

Looking for a teaching role that fits around the rest of your life?

We are looking for a Lecturer in Business to join our team at Stamford College for just one day per week (7.4 hours). This permanent, part‑time Lecturer in Business role is ideal if you’re an experienced business professional, a lecturer looking to top up hours, a semi‑retired teacher, or someone who wants to keep a foot in education alongside other commitments.

This Lecturer in Business opportunity allows you to share your industry knowledge, inspire learners, and make a real impact without the pressure of a full‑time timetable.

As a Lecturer in Business, you’ll deliver engaging and high‑quality teaching across Business programmes at Levels 1 to 3, supporting learners to achieve, progress, and grow in confidence. Alongside teaching, you’ll assess student work, provide constructive feedback, and contribute to course coordination and internal verification where appropriate.

The Lecturer in Business will work closely with a supportive faculty team to ensure students have a positive and successful learning experience, while maintaining the high standards expected at Stamford College.

• Teaching and assessing Business courses from Level 1 to Level 3
• Planning engaging lessons that meet professional teaching standards
• Assessing work and providing timely, constructive feedback
• Supporting learners through tutorials and progress reviews
• Contributing to course coordination, quality assurance, and internal verification
• Working collaboratively with colleagues to develop and review curriculum content
• Embedding English, maths, and digital skills into learning activities
• Supporting work experience activity and employer engagement where required

• Experienced lecturers seeking a small, manageable teaching commitment
• Business professionals who want to move into teaching or share real‑world experience
• Portfolio workers or those balancing teaching with consultancy or other roles
• Retired or semi‑retired educators who still enjoy being in the classroom

• Strong, up‑to‑date business knowledge and experience
• The ability to engage, motivate, and support learners
• Excellent communication and organisational skills
• A collaborative, flexible, and learner‑focused approach

Teaching qualifications are welcomed, but applications from unqualified candidates with strong industry experience are encouraged, with appropriate salary applied.