Bury Care Academy

    Search Bury Care Academy

    search

    Job Opportunity: Adult Learning Tutor – Health & Social Care, Business Admin & ICT

    Published 23rd February 

    What is the role?

    Are you a passionate educator looking for a rewarding role in adult and community learning? Bury Adult Learning Service is recruiting a part-time tutor to join their Health & Social Care, Business Admin and Employability curriculum team for the 2025–26 academic year, and we'd love to help spread the word.

    Bury Adult Learning Service is one of the borough's key providers of adult and community learning, and was rated Good by Ofsted in November 2025. Inspectors noted that the service "puts the learner and the community at the heart of everything it does", a value that sits very close to our own here at Bury Care Academy.

    Role at a glance 

    Job title - Adult learning tutor 

    Location - Bury town centre & community venues 

    Curriculum areas - Health and Social Care, Business Admin, ICT, and Employability 

    Hours - Part-time

    Interviews - Early-mid April 2026 

    Employer - Bury Council  

    The successful candidate will deliver both accredited and non-accredited courses at Bury Adult Learning Service's main centre and at community venues across the town. The curriculum areas covered include Health & Social Care, Business Admin, ICT, and Employability, and the role can be shaped around your experience and expertise.

    long shot of the bury adult learning centre, a red car is pictures driving past in front of the building

    What do I need to Succeed in the Role? 

    • A recognised teaching qualification at Level 4 or above (e.g. Certificate in Education, Diploma in Education & Training, PGCE/PGDE)
      • Strong organisational skills for planning, preparation and maintaining accurate learner records
        • Flexibility to work varied patterns, including some evenings
          • Ideally, experience teaching Business Admin, Employability or Health & Social Care in an adult learning or further education setting
            • An inclusive, innovative approach to teaching that motivates and inspires learners

              This appointment will be subject to a satisfactory DBS disclosure. Bury Council is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults.

              Bury Council also guarantees an interview for disabled people, care leavers, armed forces personnel and carers of adults or disabled children who meet the essential criteria.

              How do I apply?

              Full details and the application form are available on Greater Jobs. If you have any questions about the role, you can contact Nicola Naylor directly for an informal chat.

              Click here to view & apply on Greater jobs