Role: Teacher in Vehicle Body and Paint
Location: Greater Manchester
Rate: Up to £30 - £35 per hour (36 hours per week paid)
Type: Full Time Temporary or Permanent

Eden Brown Education are looking for an enthusiastic Teacher in Vehicle Body and Paint to work on behalf of a leading Further Education College in the Greater Manchester area due to the growth of their Vehicle Damage Apprenticeship Standards courses

As a Body and Paint Motor Vehicle Lecturer you will be part of the curriculum team, contributing to delivery, planning, development and student support.

The successful individual will have both Literacy and Numeracy to at least Level 2, along with a Level 3 qualification or relevant NVQ (or equivalent) in Motor Vehicle/Automotive Body and Paint

You will preferably have a Level 4 Teaching Qualification: Certificate in Education/ PGCE/Bachelor of Education.

Please note the college will accept application from people in the Motor Vehicle industry with level 3 but no teaching qualification who are looking to get into education.

A DBS Is also needed for this role, if you do not have a current DBS check Eden Brown can apply on your behalf.

If this is of interest please apply now to avoid disappointment.

Eden Brown Synergy is an equal opportunities employer.

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