Construction Tutor

Summary:

Construction Tutor job opportunity with a focus on practical learning and support for young people.

About the School:

A school dedicated to helping young people aged 15–25 who have struggled in traditional education settings. It offers a supportive, trauma-informed environment where learners can develop practical skills and rebuild confidence through hands-on, real-world learning.

The Opportunity:

As a Construction Tutor, you will play a key role in delivering hands-on learning in carpentry, tiling, decorating, and basic plumbing. This is a chance to make a real difference in the lives of young people by helping them gain valuable skills and confidence through structured, purposeful learning.

Key Responsibilities:

• Plan and deliver engaging Construction sessions that help learners explore creative techniques and develop practical skills
• Work 1:1 and in small groups to support learners at different levels of confidence and ability
• Collaborate with your team on scheme of work and lesson planning
• Encourage attendance, routine, and personal accountability in learners
• Support the development of learners’ functional skills in Maths and English
• Keep accurate records of progress, behaviour, and engagement
• Use a trauma-informed, relational approach to behaviour management
• Reflect on your own practice and contribute to team development and training

Qualifications & Skills:

Required

• Experience teaching or delivering structured learning with an understanding of lesson planning and progress tracking
• Confidence managing the day-to-day expectations of a teaching role, including registers and documentation
• Experience in Construction or a strong interest in DIY or training others in these environments
• A Level 3 Award in Education & Training (or equivalent), or be working towards it with clear prior teaching experience
• Understanding of safeguarding, SEND, and trauma-informed practice
• Clear, straightforward communication and good organisation skills
• Basic IT skills (Microsoft 365)

Preferred

• A full UK driving licence
• Experience working with young people who have SEMH needs or are neurodivergent

Compensation & Benefits:

• Generous annual leave with up to 24 days per year
• Auto enrolment into The People’s Pension with employer contributions
• Access to the Blue Light Card with discounts and admin fee reimbursement
• Annual flu vaccination voucher and birthday gift voucher
• Cycle to Work and Electric Vehicle salary sacrifice schemes