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We are searching for the best education professionals
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Job Title
Assistant Learning Coach
Location
Newton Abbot
Posted
21st July 2022
School
Newton Abbot College
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Salary
Scale 3 Point 5-6 Actual Annual Pay £12,880.
Hours
Full Time
Description
Newton Abbot College Assistant Learning Coach Ivy Education Trust is seeking to appoint an outstanding individual with drive, passion, enthusiasm and an ambition to assist in the ...
Job Title
Cleaner
Location
Newton Abbot
Posted
7th July 2022
School
Newton Abbot College
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Salary
Scale 1, Point 1-3 Actual starting £5,576
Hours
Part Time
Description
Ivy Education Trust Cleaner Ivy Education Trust is seeking to appoint committed individuals to join the College’s Premises Team, which is responsible for maintaining the highest s ...
Our Vision
Our mission is to inspire, support and challenge every individual to be better than they ever dreamt they could be. This is a mission that we take very seriously and it applies to both adults and students. In order to support this mission, we have established an ethos of traditional values and incredibly high expectations and a culture of high quality teaching supported by exceptional pastoral care.
As an inclusive and comprehensive College, we are committed to broadening the horizons and improving the life chances of young people. We do this by increasing their opportunities and maximising their outcomes. We constantly strive for excellence: for all and in everything.
If you like what you see and read, and believe that you can support us in continuing to achieve great things here at Newton Abbot College, then do get in touch. We would welcome your support and involvement as we dare to Imagine What’s Possible...
- Paul Cornish, Principal
Ofsted Report
We are extremely proud of the work that our staff and students carry out every day; work that has been positively reflected in the comments made by Ofsted after their last visit.
These are just a few examples of how the College’s every day ethos is realised in the learning environment on a daily basis. We would encourage all prospective parents to read the full Ofsted report, make comparisons with local schools and view current performance data in order to make the correct, informed decision about the right school for their child.
Working for us!
why choose us?
This section discusses the many benefits of working for Newton Abbot College. If you would like to work with us you can join our School Talent Pool and receive email alerts of all future vacancies you are interested in, ensuring you're the first to hear of any relevant jobs at Newton Abbot College as they are advertised! for more information about School Talent Pools visit www.eteach.com
As a contracted member of staff you will be automatically enrolled into either the Teachers’ Pension Scheme or the Local Government Pension Scheme (whichever is appropriate).
We operate two restaurant facilities, one on the Dyrons campus and one on the Exeter Road campus, including a staff and Sixth Form cafe. The food is home cooked, reasonably priced and very tasty!
Periodic eye examinations for frequent users of Display Screen Equipment are available. We provide assistance in the purchase of spectacles if they are deemed necessary.
Employees are welcome to borrow books and other resources from the Study Centre.
Newton Abbot College is extremely proud of the Continual Professional Development programme it provides. Staff members receive approximately seventy hours of CPD within the academic year, in addition to any external courses they may attend. Our new innovative system ensures that staff are both supported and challenged to drive improvement in teaching and learning.
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Local Area
why is newton abbot an amazing place to work & live?
Newton Abbot has excellent road links with the A38, giving quick and easy access to the nearby cities of Exeter and Plymouth. The M5 motorway allows access to the South East, the Midlands, the North and Wales. Newton Abbot railway station is a main line station with good network links. There are also good coach services between Newton Abbot and London and regular bus services to the surrounding towns and villages.
Please see 'Find us here!' section at the bottom of the career site for location details. You can also find directions details on our school website. The link for the website can be found at the top of this career site under 'School Website'
Newton Abbot town centre is a pedestrianised precinct and boasts a wealth of pleasant shops, cafes and restaurants. The town is defined by its markets, which are important in its history and for its ongoing vitality. The town has a range of entertainment and other facilities, including a leisure centre, cinema, community centre and museum.
Newton Abbot is the place to be if you want to have access to a vast coastline offering a multitude of beaches and coves and an abundance of scenic coastal paths. If you prefer the wilderness of the moors, Dartmoor National Park is an area of outstanding natural beauty with extensive panoramic views and favoured ‘hotspots’ of Becky Falls, Dartmoor and Widecombe in the Moor. There is always plenty to do and explore.
Newton Abbot is graced with beautiful public parks offering sporting facilities, such as tennis and playing fields, beautiful gardens and lovely walks. For those with a sporting interest Newton Abbot has a rugby club, a football club, several golf courses and, of course, a racecourse.
WE ARE NOW A PART OF IVY EDUCATION TRUST
WHY THE ‘IVY’ EDUCATION TRUST?
The name of our Trust is inspired by the story of Dr Ivy Williams. Born in Teignbridge (Newton Abbot), in 1877, she managed what we would wish for all the children and young people of Teignbridge and surrounding area that we serve in our schools…she fulfilled her childhood dreams and ambitions. Despite those ambitions at the time seeming highly unlikely – she dared to dream, she set her sights high, she proved her doubters wrong…
On 10 May 1922 Dr Ivy Williams became the first woman to be called to the Bar (formally recognised as a qualified Barrister of Law) of England and Wales. This was despite having passed many of her qualifications in Law as early as 1903. The law and regulations at the time prevented females from formally qualifying and practising law. Changes to these laws and regulations in 1919 and 1920 saw her make her breakthrough a few years later.
Ivy Williams’ Call to the Bar had been the fulfilment of a childhood dream: both her father and her brother were lawyers; her father a solicitor and her brother a barrister. She gained qualifications from both Oxford University and the University of London. Despite her momentous and history-making call to the Bar, she decided not to practice as a Barrister. Instead, returning to Oxford University as the first ever woman in the UK to be appointed to teach law to others.
The story of Dr Ivy Williams reminds us of the famous quote from Michaelangelo:
“The greater danger for most of us lies not in setting our aim too high and falling short; but in setting our aim too low, and achieving our mark.”
The Ivy Education Trust supports and challenges all members of our learning community to dream big, aim high, and achieve more than they ever thought was possible.
