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Sessional Tutor - Computer Science

Bristol
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Sessional Tutor - Computer Science

Reference Number: JR(phone number removed)

Location: Bristol

Working Pattern: Part Time

Contract Type: Fixed Term Contract, Until end of May 2026

Number of roles: 1

Salary: £39.72 per hour

We are looking for a Sessional Tutor for Computer Science to join our team.

As a Sessional Tutor at UWE Bristol International College, you will join our successful team and provide stimulating, effective teaching to international students preparing to study on undergraduate and/or postgraduate programmes. We’re looking for individuals with knowledge in one or more the following areas:



Data Science

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Databases

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Programming in C/C++ or python

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Digital Forensics

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Web Development

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Artificial Intelligence

This is an excellent opportunity for a tutor who is looking to expand their skills and build their career with an industry leader.

What you’ll bring to the role

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Experience of teaching to post-16 students (a teaching qualification would be an advantage).

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The ability to plan, deliver and review a range of learning activities that guide and support students to achieve and flourish .

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The ability to develop and update innovative teaching material that engages all students.

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The ability to work collaboratively as part of a range of different teams in order to continually improve the student experience.

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Flexibility and willingness to work under pressure to deadlines in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.

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A strong commitment to continuous professional development and a proven track record of using this to enhance the student experience.

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Demonstrable experience of using technology to inform teaching practice and a willingness to embrace innovations.

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A Post Graduate qualification but strong first degree or relevant professional experience will be considered.

What we do

Kaplan International Pathways, a division of Kaplan Inc., offers international students a wide range of flexible study options - from University preparation programmes in the UK, Australia, USA and Japan through to full degree programmes in Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia. Through our academic partnerships with leading universities, our expertise in student recruitment, our exceptional teaching and a real focus on customer service and pastoral care, each year we are proud to welcome thousands of students from more than 100 countries through the doors of our colleges.

In the UK, we operate 9 campus-based colleges in partnership with Bournemouth University, University of Glasgow, University of Liverpool, Nottingham Trent University, University of Nottingham, University of Brighton, University of Essex, University of York and University of West of England, Bristol and an off-campus college in London offering pathways to 7 leading well-ranked UK universities.

What we offer

As well as a competitive salary, hybrid/home working where possible, and paths for career progression, we offer a comprehensive benefits package that includes:

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28 days annual leave*

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Big discounts on Kaplan courses for you and your family

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24/7 confidential helpline providing counselling and other support services

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Company pension contributions

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Maternity, Adoption, Shared Parental and Paternity/Partner pay which is well above statutory levels

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Medicash Health Cash Plan

*Please note that the annual leave entitlement will be calculated on a pro rata basis if the role is part time

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