Turn your industry skills into a rewarding teaching career
Further Education (FE) colleges are looking for skilled professionals from a wide range of sectors to share their practical knowledge with the next generation.
Whether you are a master tradesperson, a tech expert, or a healthcare professional, your real-world experience is your most valuable asset.
You do not always need a prior teaching qualification to get started; what matters most is your ability to bring workplace scenarios to life in the classroom and workshop, helping students gain the skills employers really need.
Train on the job and work flexibly
Transitioning to a career in FE teaching offers a unique opportunity to "earn while you learn." Many colleges offer on-the-job teacher training, allowing you to gain a recognised qualification while working and receiving a salary.
With options for full-time, part-time, and flexible contracts, you can often balance teaching with your existing career or other commitments. Explore the course categories below to see how you can help shape the future workforce of your industry.
Engineering
Are you an experienced professional in engineering and manufacturing with at least two years of industry experience? Transform your career by teaching in Further Education (FE) and inspire the next generation of engineers.
You can train on the job, develop future talent with hands-on skills, and may even be eligible for an incentive payment of up to £6,000.
Discover how your expertise can shape the workforce of tomorrow.
Health and Social Care
If you have valuable experience in the Health and Social Care sector, you can make a profound impact by teaching in Further Education (FE).
Colleges are actively seeking professionals like you - nurses, care assistants, and mental health workers - to provide students with the real-world knowledge and practical skills they need.
You can earn while you learn, with opportunities for on-the-job training to become a qualified FE teacher.
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