Catering Tutor - HMP Belmarsh - Prison Education HMP Belmarsh From £30,000 + £5,000 London Weighting Contract: Permanent Hours: Monday - Thursday, 7:45am - 5:00pm, Friday 7:45am - 12:30pm About the Role This is a rewarding opportunity to support learners within a secure environment by delivering high‑quality Catering qualifications. Based onsite at HMP Belmarsh , you will work with small groups of adult learners to help them develop the professional skills, knowledge and behaviours needed to progress into meaningful work. Prison education plays a crucial role in rehabilitation-supporting individuals to develop practical skills, gain accredited qualifications and build confidence that enhances their chances of successful resettlement. Education providers across the prison estate deliver more than two million hours of face‑to‑face learning each year , offering everything from basic education to vocational qualifications such as catering and hospitality. These programmes have been shown to increase motivation, build confidence and provide learners with clearer pathways into employment upon release. [peopleplus.co.uk] [committees...liament.uk] As a Catering Tutor, you'll contribute to this important work by helping learners gain real‑world kitchen skills, develop safe working practices and achieve recognised qualifications that can support future employment in the food and hospitality sector. Key Responsibilities Deliver engaging catering‑based vocational training to small groups of adult learners. Create and implement training plans tailored to individual needs and prior experience. Support learners to develop practical catering skills alongside professional behaviour and workplace standards. Provide information, advice and guidance to help learners work towards their long‑term career goals. Maintain high standards in teaching, assessment and classroom management. Foster a positive and motivating learning environment. What We're Looking For Level 2 Catering qualification . Strong, demonstrable vocational experience within the catering or hospitality sector. Experience in delivering vocational training in any setting. A teaching or assessing qualification is desirable (support can be provided to gain this during probation). Ability to use a wide range of training methods to engage diverse learners. Excellent communication skills, professionalism and an inclusive teaching approach. What We Offer Competitive salary plus London Weighting allowance. Training and support to gain teaching/assessing qualifications if not already held. A chance to make a meaningful impact in a vital part of the criminal justice education system. Professional development and opportunities within a purpose‑driven, learner‑focused environment. How to Apply To apply for this role, please use the Apply Now button.

Maths Tutor - Functional Skills (Prison Education) HMP Wayland £30,000 - £35,000 Contract: Full-time, Permanent Hours: Monday - Thursday, 7:45am - 5:00pm, Friday 7:45am - 12:30pm About the Role We are looking for a passionate and dedicated Maths Tutor to deliver high‑quality Functional Skills Maths within HMP Wayland. You will work with small groups of learners, helping them develop essential numeracy skills while supporting their confidence, motivation and long‑term goals. Working in prison education is a unique and rewarding opportunity. You will play a vital role in helping learners gain qualifications that support rehabilitation, employment and positive progression on release. Many learners may have had limited or negative past experiences of education, so your ability to build rapport, inspire and adapt your teaching is key. What You Will Do Deliver engaging Functional Skills Maths sessions from Entry Level 1 up to Level 2 Support learners with a wide range of abilities and learning needs Plan lessons, develop resources and create individual learning plans Provide learners with clear guidance, feedback and progression support Monitor progress, maintain accurate records and support learners toward qualification achievement Use varied teaching approaches to create an inclusive and supportive classroom environment Play an active role in helping learners develop confidence, employability and essential life skills What We're Looking For Minimum Grade C/4 in GCSE Maths (or equivalent) Ability to deliver Functional Skills Maths at Entry Level to Level 2 Experience delivering training or teaching to groups Strong communication skills and the ability to motivate and encourage learners A teaching or assessing qualification A flexible, learner‑focused approach and a commitment to high‑quality delivery If you do not yet hold a teaching qualification, full support is available to help you achieve this as part of your induction and development. Why Work in Prison Education? This role offers the chance to: Make a real difference in learners' lives Support individuals to gain confidence and valuable numeracy skills Contribute to rehabilitation and positive change Work in a supportive education environment with structured development opportunities Organisations delivering prison education typically: Work in partnership with specialist agencies supporting learners' rehabilitation Promote fair recruitment and equal opportunities Champion attitudes that help break down barriers faced by people with convictions Invest in staff development and wellbeing, offering structured CPD and clear progression routes What We Offer Competitive salary (from £30,000, depending on experience) Ongoing professional development and training opportunities Support to gain teaching or assessing qualifications if needed A role with purpose, meaning and long‑term career progression Supportive team environment How to Apply Click Apply Now to submit your application. Please include your current salary and desired salary when prompted, as salaries above the stated band may be considered based on skills and experience.