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Head of Learning and Teaching / Senior Lecturer
Contract: Full-time, permanent following successful probation
Location: Onsite, London Studio Centre, North Finchley, London
Salary: Circa £50k depending on experience
We are looking for a Head of Learning and Teaching / Senior Lecturer to ensure LSC is providing a quality educational experience for all students, in line with university regulations and LSC’s mission and values. Ensuring academic support, parity of learning experience and fair assessment for all students.
For more information, including a person specification and full job description, please download the job application pack.
To apply, please send the following:
- CV and Cover letter
- Equal Opportunities Monitoring form
Please send these to humanresources@londonstudiocentre.ac.uk by 9am, Tuesday 6th May 2025.
Head of Learning and Teaching / Senior Lecturer Application Pack
Further Vacancies
LSC is always looking to enhance its faculty of dance teachers and encourages applications from those with significant professional experience, teaching experience and the relevant qualifications.
If you wish to be considered please email a CV and cover letter stating clearly your experience in the above areas to the Programme Administrator (programme.admin@londonstudiocentre.ac.uk) for the Recruitment Panel’s consideration.
Your CV should outline:
- your performing and teaching experience*
- any professional, teaching and academic qualifications you hold
- any certificated Safeguarding/Duty of Care training you have undertaken
- whether or not you hold an up-to-date Enhanced DBS certificate (completed within the past three years)
*If you have separate performing and teaching CVs, please send both documents.
Cover letters should state:
- the style of dance you teach, stipulating any particular specialisms (e.g., Cunningham within Contemporary dance; Tap within Jazz dance)
- a brief description of your current teaching practice
- your current location and upcoming availability
- whether you are legally entitled to work in the UK