Morgan Hunt have partnered with a national Grade 2 Ofsted Training Provider who are looking to recruit an Early Years and Teaching Assistant Tutor Assessor in Cornwall. This is a full time permanent role delivering Early Years Apprenticeship from Levels 2-5 and Teaching Assistant role across Cornwall. The role is home based with learner observations required every 10-12 weeks. The salary for this role is paying between £29,400-£33,600.

The Early Years and Teaching Assistant Tutor Assessor will be responsible for:

* delivering the Early Years Apprenticeships Standards from Levels 2-5 and Teaching Assistant role

* embedding Functional Skills Maths and English up to Level 2

* managing a caseload of up to 45 learners

* ensuring learners documentation is compliant and correctly completed to ensure eligibility for funding

* attending regular meetings with the quality team

The Early Years and Teaching Assistant Tutor Assessor will need to hold:

* a Level 3-5 (or above) qualification in Early Years

* an Assessor qualification

* previous experience delivering Early Years Apprenticeships at Level (or above)

* occupational competency within an Early Years setting

* Minimum of grade C in Maths and English (or equivalent)

In return the successful candidate for the Early Years and Teaching Assistant Tutor Assessor will receive:

* An annual salary between £29,400-£33,600

* 28 days annual leave plus bank holidays

* Flexible working (core hours of work are 10-4)

* Additional company incentives

If you match the above criteria and would like to work with a leading Training Provider who advances careers of learners then please apply now.


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