Sixth Form Study Supervisor (Job Reference: 26003982)
Primary Location : Antrim-Ballyclare-Ballyclare High School
Contract Type : Permanent
Duration of Contract/Contract End Date : n/a
Status : Part-Time
Contract Options : Flexible working arrangements available during school holidays (E.g. Option 1, 2, 3)
Hours per Week : 27 hours per week
Working Pattern : Monday - Friday
Grade/Scale : Sixth Form Study Supervisor | NJC pts 5 - 8 | £25,583 - £26,824 per annum pro rata
Additional Allowance(s) : Not Applicable
Anticipated Interview Date(s) : tbc
Additional Information: n/a
JOB DESCRIPTION
JOB TITLE: Sixth Form Study Supervisor
REPORTS TO: The School Principal/Designated Line Manager
JOB PURPOSE
To supervise the sixth form area and ensure conditions are conductive to study.
Main Duties and Responsibilities
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Pupil Supervision.
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Supervise senior pupils during their study periods and examinations as required and maintain a quiet academic environment in the school study/library.
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Maintain and advise on mechanisms to improve the study environment for the pupils.
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Communicate with appropriate teaching staff regarding behaviour of pupils.
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Inform appropriate teaching staff of absenteeism of pupils from study periods without permission.
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Ensure pupils maintain a tidy work environment and report any damage.
Administration
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Operate manual and/or computerised information systems in connection with pupils.
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Complete and submit all returns/records as required.
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Maintain stock of reference books in sixth form studies.
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Assist in school administration, as required.
Other Duties
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Participate in any relevant training as required.
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Implement all school policies and procedures.
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Such other duties as may be assigned within the level of the post.
This job description will be subject to review in light of changing circumstances and is not intended to be rigid and inflexible but should be regarded as providing guidelines within which the individual works. Other duties of a similar nature and appropriate to the grade may be assigned from time to time.
In accordance with Section 75 of the Northern Ireland Act (1998), the post-holder is expected to promote good relations, equality of opportunity and pay due regard for equality legislation at all times.
PERSON SPECIFICATION
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You must clearly demonstrate on your application form under each question, how, and to what extent you meet the required criteria as failure to do so may result in you not being shortlisted. You should clearly demonstrate this for both the essential and desirable criteria, where relevant.
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You must demonstrate how you meet the criteria by the closing date for applications, unless the criteria state otherwise.
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The stage in the process when the criteria will be measured is outlined in the table below.
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Shortlisting will be carried out on the basis of the essential criteria set out in Section 1 below, using the information provided by you on your application form.
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Please note that the Selection Panel reserves the right to shortlist only those applicants that it believes most strongly meet the criteria for the role.
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In the event of an excessive number of applications, the Selection Panel also reserves the right to apply any desirable criteria as outlined in Section 3 at shortlisting, in which case these will be applied in the order listed. It is important therefore that you also clearly demonstrate on your application form how you meet any desirable criteria.
SECTION 1 - ESSENTIAL CRITERIA
The following are essential criteria which will initially be measured at the shortlisting stage and which may also be further explored during the interview/selection stage. You should therefore make it clear on your application form how, and to what extent you meet these criteria. Failure to do so may result in you not being shortlisted.
Factor
Essential Criteria
Method of Assessment
Qualifications
- Five GCSE’s (Grades A* - C) to include English Language and Mathematics, or equivalent or higher level qualifications
Shortlisting by Application Form
A minimum of one year’s experience
Shortlisting by Application Form
Knowledge
- The requirements of a Sixth Form Study Supervisor
- General administrative processes and records
Shortlisting by Application Form
SECTION 2 - ESSENTIAL CRITERIA
The following are additional essential criteria which will be measured during the interview/selection stage.
Factor
Essential Criteria
Method of Assessment
Skills / Abilities
- Proven effective planning and organisational skills and an ability to work under pressure to meet deadlines
- Ability to work effectively as part of a team to achieve outcomes
- Evidence of sound interpersonal and communication skills
- Evidence of proficiency in the use of computer packages, to include use of Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook
Evidence of how your experience and approach to work reflect the school’s values/ethos. You will find information about the school’s values/ethos on our school website
Interview
SECTION 3 - DESIRABLE CRITERIA
Some or all of the desirable criteria may be applied by the Selection Panel in order to determine a manageable pool of candidates. Desirable criteria will be applied in the order listed. You should make it clear on your application form how, and to what extent you meet the desirable criteria, as failure to do so may result in you not being shortlisted.
Factor
Desirable Criteria
Method of Assessment
An ability/willingness to contribute to the wider life of the school
Shortlisting by Application Form
DISCLOSURE OF CRIMINAL BACKGROUND
The Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups (Northern Ireland) Order 2007 defines working directly with children or young people or in specified places as ‘regulated activity’.
In the event that you are recommended for appointed to a post that involves ‘regulated activity’, the Education Authority will be required to undertake an Enhanced Disclosure of Criminal Background. Please note that you WILL be expected to meet the cost of an Enhanced Disclosure Certificate. Details of how to make payment will be sent to you at the pre-employment stage.
Further information can be accessed at NI Direct or the Department of Justice.
