Jewellery Diploma Tutor, British Academy of Jewellery

Teaching and Learning Responsibilities

• Deliver jewellery manufacturing, Rhino CAD, and design modules to Diploma learners.

• Provide structured lessons, feedback, and guidance to ensure high learner success rates.

• Prepare lesson plans, teaching materials, and complete learner assessments within set deadlines.

• Monitor learner progress, attendance, and maintain accurate records while offering support.

• Manage course-related responsibilities, including admissions and learner interviews.

• Ensure teaching, delivery, and assessment meet awarding body and Academy standards.

• Uphold learner compliance with Academy policies via the VLE (Canvas).

Behaviour and Safety

• Promote health and safety by inducting learners and demonstrating correct equipment use.

• Stay updated on Safeguarding, Prevent, and related declarations.

• Ensure equality, diversity, and a safe, inclusive learning environment.

• Model professional values, behaviour, and safety standards.

Professional Development

• Mentor colleagues, encouraging collaboration and teamwork.

• Attend standardisation meetings and training to maintain teaching quality.

• Keep subject expertise current with industrial and technological developments.

• Engage in regular training for ongoing professional development.

Person Specification

Qualifications

• Jewellery Manufacture qualification.

• Teaching/assessing qualifications (or willingness to work towards).

• Awareness of FE regulatory and quality standards.

Experience & Skills

• Experience teaching jewellery manufacturing and 2D design; Rhino CAD desirable.

• Teamwork skills; ideally a practising jeweller with industry links.

• Innovative approach to teaching and inclusivity; strong organisational skills.

• Ability to prioritise, manage resources effectively, and maintain attention to detail.

• Strong communication, problem-solving, and adaptability to enhance student experience.