Department of Management

Location:  Lincoln
Salary:   From £39,739 pro rata
Please note, this post is part time and permanent at 0.6 FTE.
Closing Date:   Sunday 14 November 2021
Interview Date:   Monday 06 December 2021
Reference:  SB159

The University of Lincoln is an ambitious higher education institution. The University was awarded Gold – the highest standard possible – in the 2017 Teaching Excellence Framework; a nationwide assessment of teaching quality across UK higher education institutions.  It is also committed to growing student numbers, using new partnerships with external organisations and innovative forms of programme delivery.

Lincoln International Business school, is celebrating 20 years of supporting IOT course and programmes targeted at the defence and allied professions. As a Gold Award winner for the Employer recognition scheme and military covenant holder we are proud of our work with the Military.

The University of Lincoln is now the academic partner in a consortium of companies engaged in delivering ‘Project Selborne’, a large, multidisciplinary training and educational service to the Royal Navy in a partnership expected to last more than a decade. The Naval Service describes the vision for Project Selborne as: ‘A maritime training system that prepares the Royal Navy’s people, units, platforms and formations to deliver successfully the full spectrum of maritime operations.’ Project Selborne is a wide-scale, 20-year transformation of the Royal Navy’s Training System and includes systems, equipment, personnel and qualifications. Selborne is integral to the delivery of the Ministry of Defence’s Maritime Training Strategy, with the following broad objectives: 1. the adoption of innovative approaches to improve performance 2. the insertion of new technology and techniques 3. the utilisation of industry-leading methods and media

The University of Lincoln will deliver the Command and Leadership for Royal Marine Young Officers (Lympstone) as a part of this project. The University of Lincoln is fully accountable for quality assurance, accreditation and validation of these courses. This course will be managed to meet these requirements by the Military Link Tutor/Senior Lecturer.

The College supports defence education through 8 closed route military programmes and 3 open military programmes. This post will join the military link tutors across this provision to quality assure and support the Lympstone based IOT course and share good practice with the programmes delivered at BRNC. The Military Lincoln Tutor Role will be based at the Brayford, with occasional travel to Lympstone and other military sites.