Lecturer in Agriculture

Location: Moreton Morrell College, Warwickshire
Salary: £27,841-£41,299 per annum
Contract: Permanent, full-time
Hours: Normally 37 hours per week

Are you passionate about agriculture and keen to share your industry knowledge with the next generation of agricultural professionals?

Moreton Morrell College is looking for an enthusiastic and knowledgeable Lecturer in Agriculture to join its team. This is an opportunity to combine practical farming experience with education, helping students develop the knowledge and skills needed to progress within the agricultural industry.

Whether you already have teaching experience or are an experienced agricultural professional looking to move into education, this role offers the opportunity to develop your teaching career with support and training from the college.

Warwickshire College Group (WCG) is a well-established further and higher education provider operating across Warwickshire and Worcestershire. Its aim is to deliver high-quality learning experiences that develop students' skills, improve career prospects and meet the needs of industry.

Moreton Morrell College specialises in land-based education and is recognised for its agricultural innovation, operational farm, equine therapy centre and focus on sustainable construction.

WCG is committed to delivering education that makes a difference, supports regional prosperity and prepares learners for successful futures.

As a Lecturer in Agriculture, you will contribute to the delivery of agricultural programmes, sharing your practical knowledge and experience to support students throughout their learning journey.

You will help develop engaging learning materials, plan and deliver teaching sessions, assess student performance and maintain accurate records. You will also contribute to maintaining high educational standards and ensuring students learn in a safe, inclusive and supportive environment.

The position offers an opportunity to combine your agricultural expertise with the development of future talent entering the sector.

• Teaching and learning: Contribute to the delivery of agricultural courses and support students in developing their knowledge and practical skills.
• Planning and preparation: Develop appropriate teaching resources, learning materials and course documentation.
• Assessment: Assess student work, maintain accurate records and contribute to the planning and monitoring of student progress.
• Administration: Complete course-related administrative duties in line with college requirements and guidance from the Head of School.
• Quality assurance: Participate in internal verification where required and take part in the college's lesson observation process.
• Health and safety: Maintain a safe working environment for students, colleagues and visitors, following relevant legislation and college policies.
• Safeguarding: Promote and protect the welfare of children and at-risk adults.
• Examinations: Assist with examination invigilation during busy periods, with training provided where required.
• Professional development: Maintain your professional knowledge and undertake relevant training to support your development as an educator.

The successful candidate will bring a strong agricultural background, practical industry experience and a genuine interest in helping others learn.

• A degree, HND or equivalent qualification in Agriculture.
• GCSEs at grades A-C, or equivalent qualifications, in Maths and English.
• Practical working experience within the UK farming sector.
• Experience operating agricultural machinery.
• Experience in combinable crop production.
• Strong…