Peer Mentoring Employability Skills Tutor

Help learners build the skills, confidence and resilience they need for a positive future. Were looking for a passionate, practical and learner-focused Peer Mentoring & Employability Skills Tutor to deliver engaging, purposeful learning that supports prisoners in preparing for life after release. In this rewarding role, youll deliver accredited qualifications from Gateway Entry Level 3 to Level 1, covering essential employability topics such as communication, confidence and workplace readiness as well as delivering training to prisoners to become valued Peer Mentors within our department. Working with groups of up to 12 prison-based learners, youll take a personalised approach to learning, supporting individuals to identify their strengths, develop practical skills and work towards meaningful personal and employment goals. Youll help learners build the knowledge, confidence and independence they need to take positive steps towards life in the community and the workplace. More than teaching its about progression As a Peer Mentoring & Employability Skills Tutor, youll create a positive, inclusive and restorative learning environment where learners are encouraged to take responsibility, reflect on their experiences and recognise their potential. Your sessions will be practical, relevant and engaging, helping learners develop the everyday skills they need alongside the confidence, communication and employability skills that can support successful resettlement and future employment. What were looking for

• A recognised teaching qualification, or a willingness to work towards one
• Experience delivering life skills, employability, personal development or vocational learning to adults
• Experience supporting learners in a secure, community or other challenging learning environment would be advantageous
• The ability to adapt teaching approaches to meet a wide range of learning needs, including supporting neurodiverse learners and those with low literacy or additional learning needs
• Strong communication, interpersonal and organisational skills
• A learner-centred approach and the ability to build positive, professional relationships
• A genuine commitment to rehabilitation, personal development, second chances and lifelong learning Youll work collaboratively with education colleagues, support staff and other stakeholders to ensure learners receive the guidance and encouragement they need to progress. Youll play an important role in helping learners connect their classroom learning to their goals for life beyond the prison gate. Why join us?
• Make a meaningful difference to peoples lives and future opportunities
• Support learners to develop skills that can benefit them both personally and professionally
• Be part of a supportive, values-led education team
• Develop your experience in a unique and rewarding teaching environment
• Help learners take practical steps towards greater independence, employability and successful resettlement LNKD1UKTJ