Location: Bishop Burton Campus - York Road

Contract Type: Permanent

Closing Date: 30 October 2025

Salary: £25,327

Working Hours: 39

Overview:

Do you want to deliver outstanding levels of animal welfare while teaching and guiding the next generation of animal keepers?

We have an exciting vacancy at our beautiful Bishop Burton campus in our Animal Management Centre where you’ll be working with a wide variety of domestic and exotic species, and, of course, all the students who use our facility to hone their skills before starting their own careers.

We also have a fully functioning commercial kennels, the successful applicant will regularly carry out routine husbandry in this area too. No two days are the same here so flexibility is a must as well as the ability to work with people from all walks of life on a daily basis.

The successful applicant will need

• 2 years experience gained in an animal care setting – candidates with experience in rodents and companion animals are encouraged to apply.
• Have the desire to work with our students and help them get the most out of their college experience
• Be able to deal with challenging situations positively and sensitively
• Have excellent attention to detail
• Be comfortable supervising groups of students while they complete their practical sessions
• Have great communication skills and a ‘can-do’ attitude
• Be adaptable to change and willing to get stuck in

This role is a blend of high quality animal welfare and providing a high quality experience to our students, if you want to learn lots of transferable skills in a totally unique environment then this is the role for you!

Location: Bishop Burton Campus - York Road

Contract Type: Permanent

Closing Date: 05 November 2025

Salary: £33,872 - £35,342 Per Annum

Working Hours: 37 Hours Per Week

Overview:

37 Hours Per Week 

£33,872 - £35,500 Per Annum

You might be an experienced bricklayer, groundworker, or site supervisor working within the construction industry, now ready to share your expertise with the next generation. Perhaps you’re already supporting apprentices or mentoring new starters on-site and want to take that passion for developing others into a teaching role.

At Bishop Burton College, we’re looking for a knowledgeable and enthusiastic professional to join our Apprenticeships team as a Brick and Groundworks Tutor and Assessor. You’ll use your hands-on experience to deliver engaging, practical training for apprentices on our Level 2 and Level 3 construction programmes, guiding them to master their trade and achieve their full potential.

You’ll lead practical sessions, carry out formative assessments, and work closely with employers to ensure apprentices gain the skills, knowledge, and behaviours needed for success in the industry.

In return, you’ll join a supportive and forward-thinking college community with excellent opportunities for professional development and a generous 50 days paid leave (including bank holidays and concessionary days).

If you’re ready to move from the building site to shaping skilled futures, we’d love to hear from you.

Location: Bishop Burton Campus - York Road

Contract Type: Permanent

Closing Date: 02 November 2025

Salary: Up To £32,407 Full Tim Equivalent, Depending on Qualifications and Experience

Working Hours: 22.5 Hours Per Week

Overview:

Up To £32,407 Full Tim Equivalent, Depending on Qualifications and Experience 

22.5 Hours Per Week, Monday to Wednesday 8.30-5pm, 1 Hour Lunch Break 

You’re a passionate and creative florist with experience turning designs into stunning arrangements — someone who finds joy in sharing their artistry with others. Perhaps you’re currently managing a busy floristry business, leading a creative team in a retail or event environment, or teaching workshops to the next generation of florists.

You bring hands-on industry experience, a strong understanding of commercial floristry, and a flair for inspiring learners to reach their potential. Confident in your craft and committed to high standards, you’re ready to take the next step — shaping future florists and helping them thrive in a professional, practical learning environment.

Teaching both Level 3 and Higher Education floristry students, you’ll use your industry knowledge to inspire creativity, develop technical ability, and prepare learners for success in this ever-evolving industry.

If you thrive on creativity, enjoy mentoring others, and want to make a real difference through education, this role offers the chance to share your skills and grow your teaching career within a supportive and forward-thinking college community.

Location: Riseholme Showground Campus

Contract Type: Fixed Term

Closing Date: 16 November 2025

Salary: £27,981-£32,407, depending on qualifications and experience

Working Hours: 37 Hours Per Week

Overview:

£27,981-£32,407, depending on qualifications and experience - MATERNITY COVER - Fixed Term Until December 2026

37 Hours Per Week, Monday to Thursday 8.30-5pm, Friday 8.30-4.30pm, 1 Hour Lunch Break

Are you passionate about animal science and education? We’re looking for a dedicated and knowledgeable individual to join our team as a Lecturer in Animal Management.

In this role, you’ll be actively shaping the future of learners by delivering engaging and effective teaching across a range of animal management subjects. You’ll be responsible for guiding students through their academic journey, assessing their progress, and supporting their development both in and out of the classroom. You’ll also contribute to curriculum development, quality assurance processes, and college marketing activities.

You might already be:

• Teaching BTEC Level 3 or similar vocational programmes in Animal Management, Animal Science, or related subjects.

• Working in the animal sector – perhaps as a zoo keeper, veterinary nurse, behaviourist, farm manager, or in welfare/charity organisations – and ready to bring that experience into the classroom.

• Delivering training in industry, apprenticeships, or private education settings and keen to move into FE.

Wherever you are now, if you’re committed to engaging learners and helping them achieve, this role offers the chance to deliver high-quality teaching, support students as a group tutor, and develop strong employer links to enrich the curriculum.

The ideal candidate will hold a relevant degree in Animal Management, Animal Science, Zoology, Biology, Veterinary Nursing, Agriculture, or a closely related field. You’ll have at least one year of teaching or training experience, along with industry experience and a strong understanding of course administration and safeguarding practices. A teaching qualification and assessor’s qualification are desirable, but not essential.