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Role: Travel and Tourism Lecturer
Location: Greater Manchester
Rate: 30 per hour PAYE
Type: Temporary (with potential to become permanent)
Eden Brown are looking for a dynamic and experienced Travel and Tourism Lecturer on behalf of a leading further education college in Greater Manchester.
This is a full time temporary temporary basis (36 hours paid) with the possibility of transitioning into a permanent role for the right candidate
Key Responsibilities:
* Deliver engaging, high-quality lectures and workshops in travel and tourism, covering areas such as travel operations, customer service, marketing, and sustainable tourism.
* Support and mentor students in achieving academic and career success.
* Stay up to date with industry trends
* Collaborate with colleagues to develop innovative teaching practices and contribute to curriculum development.
The successful candidate will have:
* A recognised teaching qualification
* Be qualified up to level 3 or higher in a Travel and Tourism related subject
* Be available on a full time basis
A DBS will also be 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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