If you are a passionate and experienced English Teacher seeking a rewarding, part-time role in Birmingham, this could be your ideal opportunity. As an English Teacher supporting neurodivergent young people in a specialist post-16 environment, you will have the chance to inspire learners who may not have thrived in mainstream education. You'll work in smaller groups, help tailor programmes around each student's unique needs, and be part of a college committed to wellbeing, individuality, and positive relationships.
What's in it for you?
Competitive hourly pay of £26.62 – £29.23
Part-time position: just 2 days per week
Flexible working days to suit your availability (excluding Wednesday)
Engagement across two unique, specialist post-16 sites – Aston and Birmingham City Centre
Smaller-group teaching in a supportive, creative environment
Long-term contract role, with a potential for an earlier start
Be part of a team making a genuine impact on neurodivergent young people’s confidence and educational outcomes
The Role
You will deliver English as part of each learner's individual study programme, supporting both Functional Skills and GCSE English qualifications. The teaching approach is highly personalised, with an emphasis on creativity, flexibility, and building positive relationships that foster confidence and engagement.
Hours are 8:30am – 4:40pm, two days per week (one day based in Aston, the other in Birmingham City Centre). Days are flexible, but Wednesday is not available.
Start date is after October half term, with the potential for an earlier start.
Responsibilities
Plan and deliver engaging Functional Skills and GCSE English sessions
Adapt lessons to meet the unique starting points and needs of each learner
Develop literacy, communication, and English skills relevant to students’ goals
Support wellbeing and individual progression within a small group environment
Maintain high standards of safeguarding and inclusion at all times
Work closely with SEND staff and the wider college team
Assess, monitor and record student progress, providing constructive feedback
Skills and Experience
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) is essential
Experience of teaching English to learners with SEND and/or neurodivergent profiles is highly desirable
Confidence delivering Functional Skills and GCSE English
Strong understanding of differentiated and personalised teaching approaches
Experience adapting lessons for Autism/ASC, ADHD, dyslexia, anxiety, communication differences, or similar
Ability to build trust and positive relationships with students with diverse experiences of education
Patient, flexible, empathetic and creative approach to teaching
Enhanced Child & Adult DBS on the Update Service (or willingness to obtain one)
Capacity to provide suitable references covering the most recent 24 months
ECTs are not being considered for this position due to the specialist nature of the role.
Location and Package
Locations: Aston and Birmingham City Centre
Contract: Part-time (2 days per week), long-term
Salary: £26.62 – £29.23 per hour
Hours: 8:30am to 5:40pm
Start Date: After October half term, with possibility of an earlier start
If you are a qualified and experienced English Teacher with a commitment to making a positive impact and enjoy working in a flexible, creative environment, your skills and dedication will be well valued here. Apply now to take the next step in your teaching career and help shape brighter futures for neurodivergent young people in Birmingham
Salary description
£26.62 - £29.23 per hour