Role Overview & Mandate
Executive Summary
Application closing date 17/04/2023 Working Pattern As specified Salary...
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Directorate: People Services
Hours: 25 hours per week – working hours negotiable to include some flexible hybrid working for the right candidate
Contract type: Permanent (40 weeks - Term time, including Inset days +1 week to be worked in the school holidays)
Location: Littleover Community School
Leaders have high expectations. They have created an inclusive and academic culture. Teachers have excellent subject knowledge. They use their expertise to engage pupils. Pupils’ behaviour in lessons is calm and focused. Learning is not disrupted by any poor behaviour. (Ofsted Inspection Report 2022)
We are seeking to appoint an enthusiastic and highly motivated individual to the post of Careers Lead, to join our hardworking team here at LCS. The Careers Lead will take responsibility for the delivery of Littleover Community School’s programme of careers advice and guidance, including across the Sixth Form.
We are looking for candidates who:
- Have experience of leading a careers team, including teachers, administrators, external partners, and any other staff members who deliver careers support and guidance
- Have experience preparing and implementing career guidance development plans, as well as planning the programme of activity in careers guidance with external careers advisors
- Are able to review and evaluate careers guidance and provide information for school improvement planning, Ofsted, Career mark validation and other purposes
- Have experience managing the work of careers staff and support tutors who are delivering careers advice
- Have experience building relationships, establishing and developing links with outside agencies, such as education colleges, apprenticeship providers, universities and employers
- Can report on guidance advice to the Senior Management Team and Governors
- Are able to work independently, but also effectively as part of a team
- Have a flexible attitude to work and a willingness to adapt to change
The person appointed to this position will need to be flexible, well organised, professional and have the ability to communicate with staff and students at all levels. They should be numerate with excellent IT skills and the ability to adapt to new systems.
