Curriculum Developer University of Bristol – Veterinary General
(Full- or part-time)
(Ref. 15115)
VETNET LLN is the National Lifelong Learning Network for veterinary and allied professionals. The LLN operates from a national base in Bletchley and six regional hubs. The SW regional hub institution is the University of Bristol’s Veterinary School, Langford. You will coordinate and lead development of curricula for Foundation Degrees in the South West. The purpose of the development is to enhance the curriculum of existing relevant Foundation Degrees (veterinary and animal-related) which are delivered in the South West region in order to increase choice of progression opportunities, specifically to facilitate progression to the veterinary programme and other highly selecting HE programmes. You will work with a number of stakeholders including academic staff in the relevant departments of the University of Bristol and other regional HE and FE institutions.
You will have an honours degree or equivalent in a biomedical sciences or related subject and experience of working in a HE/FE academic environment. Ideally you will also have experience of development or delivery of Foundation Degrees and an ability to work with a diverse range of people to achieve results for a time limited project. An ideal secondment opportunity, the end date for this project is December 2010 and your contract can be full-time for 6 months, or part-time over a longer period.
If you would like to discuss this post informally please contact: Dr Bevis Miller (bev.miller@bristol.ac.uk, tel 0117 928 9471) or Dr Lynda Moore (L.J.Moore@bristol.ac.uk, tel 0117 928 9267)
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Grade: Grade K – Grade K
Salary: £38,757 (pro rata)
Contact for informal enquiries:
Dr Bevis Miller Bev.Miller@bristol.ac.uk Tel. 0117 928 9471
Dr Lynda Moore L.J.Moore@bristol.ac.uk Tel. 0117 928 9267
Timescale of appointment:
Contract: Fixed Term Contract, Full -time 6 months, or part time over longer period
Anticipated interview date: 16 December 2009
Anticipated start date: 01 January 2010
Closing date for applications: 9.00 am on 25 November 2009
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