Head of Teaching & Learning
Gateways is an alternative education provision that exists to support the countless young people today, between the ages of 14-25, who are or have struggled to remain in mainstream education. Students are referred to Gateways as school refusers, struggle with severe anxiety, debilitating depression, eating disorders, traumas of all kinds and often as a result of serious medical issues.
During and post COVID, there has been a 56% rise in enquiries to Gateways, as the numbers increase and more and more students are unable to access the mainstream education system.
We believe that every young person should have the same opportunity to progress and thrive, regardless of the challenges they face. Gateways delivers a broad curriculum, academic and vocational, that caters for the interests, abilities and specific needs of each young person that attends. We aim to prepare them for a life beyond education.
JOB TITLE: Head of Teaching & Learning
SALARY: £45,000 – £50,000
HOURS: 8.30 – 4:30 pm Mon to Thu & 9am – 1.30pm Fri
LOCATION: Gateways – Hendon NW4 4HJ
REPORTING TO: Headteacher
START DATE: September 2024
This role will report directly to the Head Teacher, you will hold the day-to-day responsibility for the educational delivery for Gateways provision. As a member of the SLT, you will contribute towards the strategic direction of the charity, which will include the development of the curriculum, assessments and delivery for the part-time programme.
To apply for the Head of Teaching & Learning role at Gateways, please download the recruitment pack at www.gateways.org.uk/vacancies/
©gateways 2024 Charity registration no: 1201455
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