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Mechanical Engineering Lecturer

Boston Rose
Malton
2 days ago
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Mechanical Engineering Lecturer
North Yorkshire
Up to £41,000 p/a
Full-time, permanent (9 days work per fortnight)

We are working with an education provider in North Yorkshire who are looking for a Mechanical Engineering Lecturer to join their engineering training team on a full-time, permanent basis.

The role would involve you delivering classroom-based Mechanical Engineering training to level 3 & 4 learners at their main training centre in North Yorkshire.

Units would include:
-Mechanical Principals
-Engineering Maths
-Properties of Materials
-CAD
-Managing a professional project

The starting salary for this position is up to £41,000 per annum, which would also include a contributory pension, fleet car access, business mileage of 45 per mile (if own car used), and 33 days holiday per year (including Bank Holidays). The role would involve working 9 days each fortnight, with every other Friday given as a day off (which isn't subtracted from your holiday allowance).

To be eligible for the position, you MUST have:
-A Mechanical Engineering qualification (at level 4 or above)
-A passion for passing on your Engineering knowledge

Please note that the education provider would be able to put you through your teaching qualification on the job if you do not already have one.

I am looking to set up interviews as soon as possible, so if you are interested and available for interview, please reply with your CV and ...

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