Motor Vehicle Lecturer

Are you an experienced Motor Vehicle or Motorsport lecturer looking for a new opportunity in a well-established Engineering Faculty? Do you have strong technical knowledge, current industry experience and the ability to deliver engaging vocational teaching?

This is an excellent opportunity to use your expertise to support students developing the practical skills and knowledge needed for careers across the automotive and motorsport industries.

Based in Weybridge, Surrey, this position is easily commutable from Walton-on-Thames, Addlestone, Chertsey, Byfleet, Cobham, Woking, Esher and surrounding areas.

Salary: up to £43,000 per annum depending on qualifications and experience | Full time, 37 hours per week.

A great benefits package includes a generous annual leave entitlement, an awesome pension scheme (TPS or LGPS), free on-site parking, staff wellbeing and fitness resources, financial benefits and discounts and professional development opportunities, including teaching qualifications

As a Lecturer in Motorsport / Motor Vehicle / Engineering, you will play an important role in preparing students for careers within the automotive and motorsport industries. You will deliver vocational programmes across BTEC and City & Guilds, combining your technical expertise with engaging teaching to help learners build practical capability, industry knowledge and confidence. Responsibilities include:

• Delivering engaging theory and practical-based learning across Motor Vehicle and Motorsport programmes
• Helping learners develop the technical and employability skills expected by today's automotive industry
• Providing constructive assessment and feedback, monitoring achievement and supporting learners who need additional guidance
• Acting as a personal tutor and helping learners plan their progression into employment, apprenticeships or further study
• Working closely with employers and colleagues to ensure learning remains relevant to industry
• Supporting curriculum development, quality processes, student recruitment and wider college activities

You will ideally bring:

• A Degree, HND or equivalent vocational/professional qualification
• City & Guilds or IMI Level 3 in Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Procedures
• Professional experience within the Motor Vehicle/Motorsport Industry
• Knowledge of modern electric and hybrid vehicle technology.
• Strong teaching and learner engagement skills, ideally within further education or vocational training
• A teaching qualification, or the willingness to work towards one

Bring your technical expertise, industry knowledge and teaching capability to a role where you can help shape the automotive professionals of tomorrow. Apply today!