Lecturer - Hospitality & Events

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£35,000–£50,000

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Overview

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About LCCA

LCCA is a forward-thinking, student-focused institution offering modern programmes designed to meet the needs of diverse learners. Our academic team inspires and supports students from varied backgrounds to reach their full potential and succeed professionally and personally.

Why Join Us?

Join a progressive, supportive team dedicated to shaping future leaders in Hospitality and Events. We welcome passionate educators eager to make a meaningful impact.

Position

Location: London College of Contemporary Arts (LCCA), Tower Hill & Aldgate

Reports to: Course Director

Hours: Full-time (40 hours per week)

The Role

As a Lecturer in Hospitality and Events (Foundation - FdA), you will deliver engaging, high-quality teaching across Levels 4 and 5, helping students build the practical skills and knowledge needed to thrive in leadership roles. You’ll collaborate closely with colleagues to continually enhance the curriculum and student experience.

Key Responsibilities

Deliver inspiring lessons and assessments across Levels 4–6.
Provide academic and pastoral support to students.
Contribute to curriculum design and continuous improvement.
Stay connected with industry to keep teaching relevant and current.
Use digital tools to enhance learning and engagement.
Participate in research, professional practice, and quality assurance activities.
Support course leadership and uphold policies on safeguarding, equality, and health & safety.

Requirements

What We’re Looking For

An innovative, inclusive, and reflective teaching approach.
Strong skills in assessment and constructive feedback.
Ability to motivate and engage diverse students and teams.
Excellent planning, organisation, and teamwork skills.
Valuable industry connections to enrich student learning.
Commitment to equality, diversity, and continuous development.

Experience & Qualifications

Experience teaching, assessing, and designing curriculum in Higher Education.
Proven track record in supporting student success and inclusive teaching.
Engagement with research, knowledge exchange, or relevant industry practice.
Relevant BA and postgraduate qualifications or equivalent experience.
Desirable: PhD or equivalent industry experience, HEA Fellowship (or willingness to obtain), and a teaching qualification (PG Cert or equivalent).