Mechanical Engineering Lecturer

Eden Brown Synergy
Manchester
3 weeks ago
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Position: Mechanical Engineering Lecturer


Type: Full-Time, Temporary (Ongoing)


Location: Greater Manchester


Rate: 40–50 per hour


Eden Brown are currently seeking an enthusiastic Mechanical Engineering Lecturer to join a leading further education college in Greater Manchester.


This is a full-time temporary role (36 hours per week paid).


Role Overview

The primary focus of this role will be on the planning, delivery, and assessment of theory-based skills for Level 5 students. You will teach key subjects such as CAD/CAM, Thermodynamics, and Mechanical Principles, helping students develop a solid understanding of these core engineering concepts. You will play a pivotal role in supporting student progress and ensuring that all learning outcomes are met.


Key Responsibilities

  • Plan, deliver, and assess theory-based content in CAD/CAM, Thermodynamics, and Mechanical Principles
  • Develop and update course materials, including lectures, tutorials, and practical assessments
  • Provide academic support and guidance to students, fostering a positive and engaging learning environment
  • Ensure that all teaching materials are aligned with the curriculum and meet the required academic standards
  • Contribute to the development and enhancement of the Mechanical Engineering programme

Essential Requirements

  • A relevant PhD or Masters degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field
  • Expertise in CAD/CAM, Thermodynamics, and Mechanical Principles at a Level 5 (higher education) standard
  • Strong experience in teaching and assessment, with the ability to engage and motivate students
  • Excellent communication and presentation skills
  • A proactive and collaborative approach to team working

Desirable Skills

  • Experience using industry‑standard CAD/CAM software and simulation tools
  • Familiarity with the latest trends in thermodynamics and mechanical design principles
  • Ability to adapt teaching methods to suit diverse learning styles
  • Prior experience in higher education teaching

A DBS is also needed for this role, if you do not have a DBS Eden Brown can apply on your behalf.


Eden Brown Synergy is an equal opportunities employer.



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