Teaching and Learning Advanced Practitioner

Milton Keynes College is seeking a highly experienced, innovative and outstanding teaching and learning practitioner to join an established Improvement and Innovation Leaders Team that is committed to providing outstanding Teaching, Learning and Assessment. We are looking for someone with proven outstanding practice along with the ability to provide highly effective CPD activities and coaching to support the development of other staff.
The College believes its purpose is to transform lives through the quality of the learning experience it offers. It is modelling new ways of working and operating designed to co-produce better skills outcomes for employers and learning outcomes for students. The College is part of the UK’s fastest growing economy and serves a community of more than 300,000 people with over 12,000 students each year.
Milton Keynes College has a clear strategy and understands what we want and need to achieve. We need someone who wants to help make that transformation a reality. Do you have these skills?

As a successful candidate you will have:

• Evidence of being an outstanding and innovative practitioner supported by grade 1 lesson observation records
• Proven experience of developing staff, sharing good practice and implementing innovative models to share and take good practice forwards
• Experience of identifying, developing and sharing resources focused on teaching and learning
• Effective coaching skills to support colleagues and drive improvements in teaching, learning and assessment.

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Please click apply or visit our website for the full detailed job description, within the meantime you might be keen to hear that: Milton Keynes College is a leading Further Education College providing a comprehensive range of vocational, academic, professional and higher education courses. The College also delivers the Offender Learning and Skills Service (OLASS) Phase 4 contracts for East Midlands, West Midlands and South Central, providing education to 30 prisons across these 3 regions.