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Instructor – Polymer ProcessingSalary: £36,000 – £42,000 (dependent on experience)Location: Remote-based with travel across EnglandContract Type: Permanent, Full-time (40 hours/week)Company OverviewS&A Academy is a pioneering education provider committed to delivering high-quality training and apprenticeship programmes across the UK. With a strong emphasis on science and technology, our mission is to empower learners through engaging instruction, practical application, and personalised support. We work closely with employers and apprentices to develop talent, enhance industry standards, and foster innovation across specialist sectors.Role OverviewWe're seeking a passionate Instructor in Polymer Processing to join our Science Academy team. In this role, you’ll deliver engaging training sessions, support apprentices through their learning journey, and create innovative content aligned with industry standards. You’ll play a key part in ensuring learners reach their full potential and are fully prepared for end-point assessment—all while helping shape the future of polymer processing in the UK.ResponsibilitiesDeliver high-quality instruction and 1:1 coaching to apprentices both online and in-personDevelop new content aligned with apprenticeship standards and embedded qualificationsTrack learner progress using the OneFile e-portfolio systemProvide developmental feedback, guidance and challenge to apprenticesCollaborate with the Science Academy team to expand client networks and drive growthConduct assessments and contribute to curriculum developmentSupport and mentor new instructors and contribute to quality assurance processesPromote safeguarding, health and safety, and inclusivity in all areas of teachingStay current with industry developments and maintain occupational competenceParticipate in CPD, open evenings, recruitment events, and outreach initiativesKey Skills/RequirementsDegree in Polymer Science or related field (Master’s or PhD desirable)Relevant teaching or assessing qualification (PGCE, PTLLS, CTLLS, CET)Minimum 4 years’ experience in a polymer manufacturing environmentStrong understanding of polymer apprenticeship standardsExcellent communication, planning, and organisational skillsConfident in delivering differentiated content to meet varied learner needsFlexible with working hours and travel requirementsFamiliarity with OneFile and online learning platforms is an advantageFull UK driving licence and access to a vehicle