Numeracy Tutor

Summary of Position

Clanrye Group is seeking a numeracy tutor to plan, prepare and deliver Essential Skills Numeracy to participants. To develop and deliver accredited qualifications up to Level 2. To provide continuous guidance and support to participants to optimise their learning.

Key Responsibilities

Job Specific Duties

• Conduct initial assessments and formulate the needs of participants and agree in conjunction with Programme Manager/Essential Skills Manager suitable training routes for participants and provide information for Personal Training Plans and update accordingly.
• Plan and deliver essential skills numeracy qualifications in line with Awarding Body requirements to participants using appropriate learning materials and training methods, and in line with individual needs and ability.
• Prepare appropriate teaching materials and methods suitable for individual paced learning within a small group teaching environment and support individuals through their training helping them with any difficulties they may have.
• Support, monitor, review, and report back on participants’ progress on targets set.
• Report all requirements on the App ensuring it is a live record.
• Stimulate and promote effective, learner-centred independent learning strategies for participants of all levels of ability to enable them to progress.
• Create Schemes of Work and Lesson Plans which are contextualised as much as possible to ensure structured sessions are provided ensuring training is stimulating, educational and takes account of the diverse needs of the client group.
• Ensure all lessons are fully prepared, that learning outcomes are made clear and that progress against them is measured.
• Ensure that all paperwork/documentation is completed in line with ETI quality standards and Department for the Economy requirements.
• Work alongside programme staff to develop a progression strategy for each participant i.e. to ensure that each participant progresses to suitable destination on completion of their training.
• Any other duty which may reasonably be required from time to time.

Operational Duties

• Carry out assigned tasks in accordance with established procedures, schedules, and instructions.
• Maintain high standards of cleanliness, safety, maintenance, or service delivery in assigned areas or functions.
• Use equipment, tools, and materials safely and appropriately, following training and guidance.
• Report faults, hazards, health and safety concerns, or equipment failures to line manager promptly.
• Follow all health and safety procedures and use personal protective equipment (PPE) where required.

Communication and Teamwork

• Work cooperatively with colleagues to ensure smooth operation of services.
• Interact courteously and professionally with staff, service users, visitors, and contractors.
• Report any concerns, incidents, or issues to line manager in a timely manner.

Compliance and Standards

• Follow Clanrye Group policies and procedures at all times.
• Maintain appropriate standards of hygiene, presentation, and conduct.
• Complete any required records, checklists, or logs accurately and on time.

Supervision and Autonomy

Work is carried out under direct supervision and instruction. Day‑to‑day tasks are assigned and reviewed by a supervisor or manager. Limited discretion in how tasks are completed; follows established methods and procedures.

Decision‑Making

Makes routine decisions within clearly defined procedures (e.g., prioritising tasks within a shift, identifying and reporting hazards). Refers non‑routine matters to supervisor.

People Management

No line management, supervisory, or coordination responsibility.

Financial Responsibility

No budget responsibility. May handle small amounts of cash or petty cash in line with procedures (e.g., bus fares, vending), where applicable.

Safeguarding Responsibility

All Clanrye Group staff have a duty to recognise and report safeguarding concerns relating to children, young people, and vulnerable adults.

The post holder must:

• Complete basic safeguarding awareness training during induction.
• Remain alert to signs of harm, abuse, neglect, or exploitation.
• Report any safeguarding concerns immediately to line manager or the Designated Safeguarding Lead.

Organisational Responsibilities

All employees of Clanrye Group are required to:

• Work in accordance with organisational policies, procedures, and the Code of Conduct.
• Comply with data protection, confidentiality, equality, and health and safety requirements.
• Participate in supervision, appraisal, and training activities as required.
• Work collaboratively to support effective communication and continuous improvement.

Flexibility Clause

The duties outlined above represent the core functions of this role but are not exhaustive. The post holder may be required to undertake other duties of a similar nature and level of responsibility as may reasonably be required to meet the changing needs of the organisation.

Any significant changes will be discussed in advance where possible. Reasonable adjustments will be considered where changes may disadvantage disabled employees.

Person Specification

Role: Tutor
(E = Essential, D = Desirable)

Qualifications and Training

• Good standard of Education to include Maths and English at GCSE grade C or equivalent. (E)
• A third level qualification in a related discipline.
• A relevant Teaching Qualification in related discipline or a willingness to undertake the Certificate in Teaching (CiT) qualification.
• Acceptable teaching qualifications PGCE, B Ed, Certificate in Teaching (UUJ), or Diploma in Teaching and Management of Essential Skills
• Excellent IT skills – to present data using Microsoft packages or suitable alternative (E)

Experience

• Proven experience of working with young people with a disability or health condition and families from disadvantaged backgrounds. (E)
• Highly competent in using ICT with excellent working knowledge of MS Office Suite to include Sharepoint, Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint. (E)
• Experience of delivering qualifications to individuals. (E)
• Experience of teaching young people enabling them to identify their own goals and the ability to progress them on their good relations journey and find employment. (E) with a good track record of achieving high levels of retention and achievement in class (E)

Skills and Abilities

• Highly organised professional with evidence of developing relationships with participants (E)
• Ability to influence in a difficult and /or complex environment (E)
• Ability to work flexibly to cope with the varying demands of the role and achieve desired results (E)
• Ability to work on own initiative and as part of a team (E)
• Excellent time management and the ability to prioritise a workload (E)
• Ability to effectively report progress on KPI’s and progress participants through their qualifications within the timeframes set (E)
• Ability to manage a busy workload and prioritise to ensure all requirements are met (E)
• Ability to complete all paperwork, trackers and reports timeously (E)

Personal Qualities

• Flexible, adaptable, and innovative (E)
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills (E)
• Youth work Teaching / pastoral care approach to assisting young people to progress through their qualifications while maintaining professional boundaries. (E)

Safeguarding and Vetting

• Willingness to complete safeguarding awareness training (E)
• Willingness and eligibility to undertake an Enhanced check (or Barred Check if role involves regulated activity) (E) nidirect.gov.uk/articles/regulated-activity-vulnerable-groups

Other Requirements

• Ability to work at assigned location(s); reasonable adjustments will be considered (E)
• Willingness to work flexibly within agreed working hours, which may include early mornings, evenings, or weekends depending on operational needs (E)

Employee Benefits

• Annual leave: 20 days rising to 25 after 2 years’ service, plus 12 statutory days
• Length of service holiday awards (up to 5 additional days)
• Flexible working arrangements in line with policy
• Workplace pension (auto‑enrolment)
• Occupational sick pay and Personal Health Insurance (subject to scheme rules)
• Enhanced family‑friendly rights
• Wellbeing hour (one paid hour pro rata per week, subject to agreement)
• Continuous Professional Development opportunities
• Birthday leave