Job opportunities at Reaseheath College
We are currently advertising the following job vacancies at Reaseheath College:
- Lecturer/Course Manager in Animal Management
We are currently advertising the following job vacancies at Reaseheath College:
If you are an experienced engineer who is keen to pass on your skills and experience then teaching could be for you.
Reaseheath College is one of the country’s leading providers of Engineering Further Education courses, with a particular specialism in Plant and Agricultural Engineering. With industry standard equipment, facilities and a modern working environment, students receive teaching and learning in as close to an industry setting as possible. Reaseheath College has close links with major engineering industrial partners such as JCB and Case New Holland and ensures that its’ teaching content closely mirrors current sector developments.
Classes are taught in a workshop setting and students are encouraged to engage in practical hands-on learning. Personal Protective equipment and health and safety guidance are rigorously enforced.
Reaseheath College is looking for enthusiastic and experienced engineers with a practical and academic background in Plant, Agricultural or Motor Vehicle engineering who can deliver on a variety of programmes up to level 3. Experience in the operation, overhaul and repair of agricultural and associated machinery is desirable.
Teaching experience is advantageous but not essential as on the job training and support is available.
We do require a minimum of a level 3 qualification in a Land-based engineering subject and experience of agricultural field equipment, hydraulics, electrics and farm vehicle technology.
In return we can offer a competitive salary of up to £33k per year and an attractive benefits package including generous annual leave entitlement, CARE pension scheme, employee assistance programme, on site gym, free parking and an attractive rural campus environment.
If you would be interested in finding out more please register your interest by sending an up to date CV to recruitment@reaseheath.ac.uk and we will be in touch.
The Engineering department has recently received a host of new machinery, which will serve to support current and future learners on their educational journey.
New machinery includes: harvesting and processing machinery, new square balers and tractors valued at over £300,000. This machinery has been kindly loaned to the college by manufacturers and local dealers.
Students engaged in a range practical sessions utilising the new equipment, working with Graeme Smith in the workshop. One student Ben Hobster commented on the sessions: “this helped me to further understand the balers, and brought to life the diagrams and hand-outs we had received in class regarding these machines”.
He went on to mention: “one of the most interesting parts was seeing how this machinery has evolved over the years. It was great to look at the crop flow, carry out adjustments and checks, ensuring machines would run perfectly”.
Students hope to see more equipment like this utilised in future, to help continue to build their practical knowledge and experience of working with such equipment. This will endeavour to further help students strive to reach their potential in their chosen engineering careers.
Ben Hobster
Engineering Student