*With apologies for cross posting*
Dear All,
We currently have two new roles available at Nottingham Trent in the Centre for Professional Learning and Development, all of which have been developed to support the implementation of our new Academic Plan. Both roles are currently advertised on the
NTU
vacancies website.
Academic Practice Development Manager
This is a new senior post within CPLD which will lead the team’s work on academic practice. It is an important new role, for which we are seeking candidates with exceptional interpersonal skills, thorough knowledge
and understanding of the quality enhancement agenda in higher education and successful experience of management. With extensive experience of influencing and liaising with colleagues at all levels, you will have worked on educational and organisational development
initiatives which have institution-wide impact.
Learning and Development Consultant
This role will involve working closely with colleagues throughout the University to support the implementation of NTU’s new Learning and Teaching Continuing Professional Development Framework, which is accredited
by the Higher Education Academy. You will be responsible for supporting cross-institutional development initiatives and providing a responsive consultancy service to colleagues wishing to explore aspects of CPD in learning, teaching and research.
Closing date for both of the above posts – 16 December 2012
In addition, we are currently recruiting to the role of Digital Practice Advisor, recently published to this site by my colleague Elaine Swift, closing date 9 December.
Best wishes,
Ann
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Ann Meredith
Head of Learning and Development
Nottingham Trent University
Burton Street
Nottingham
NG1 4BU
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