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Role: Painting & Decorating Lecturer
Location: Greater Manchester
Type: Full time - Temporary
Salary: 30 - 40 per hour
Eden Brown are currently looking to recruit an enthusiastic Painting & Decorating Lecturer on behalf of a leading Further Education College in Greater Manchester.
This is a full time temporary role to start immediately until the end of April initially, delivering construction skills and Level 2 Painting & Decorating
Hours are Monday - Friday (8:30am - 4:00pm)
As a Painting & Decorating Lecturer, you will play a key role in training the next generation of painter and decorators, supporting learners from diverse backgrounds to gain essential skills and knowledge in painting and decorating.
To apply for the role you must have:
* A minimum Level 3 Painting & Decorating (or relevant)
* A recognised Teaching Qualification
* Relevant Industrial experience
* Good previous teaching experience
A DBS will also be needed, if you do not have a current DBS Eden Brown can apply for one on your behalf.
If this position could be of interest to you please contact me on (phone number removed) or
Eden Brown Synergy is an equal opportunities employer.
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