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Lecturer in Motor Vehicle
Job Posted: 7 days ago
Salary: £ 40 - 45 / Hour
Job Type: Temporary
Location: Gravesend, Kent
Expire in: 20 days
Job Description
Motor Vehicle Lecturer (Temporary)
Gravesend
£40-£45 p/h + 37 hours per week
Are you a Motor Vehicle Lecturer looking for a new role?
This is a brilliant opportunity to join a leading institution in a contract role, where you will teach and inspire the next generation of Automotive Engineers.
The college are well established and have a great reputation in their industry with high quality facilities. They are looking to recruit a Lecturer in Motor Vehicle to join their team.
This role would suit a motor vehicle technician with teaching or lecturing experience looking for a new temporary role.
The Role:
* Temporary role, based in Gravesend, £40-45p/h, 37 hours per week
* Teaching aspiring automotive engineers across subject areas such as fabrication and build, fault finding and diagnostics
The Person:
* Recognised teaching qualification
* Experience teaching or lecturing in motor vehicle
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