South Shields Marine School seeks experienced lecturer for offshore training role

The school is searching for somebody ‘experiences’ who will deliver training to future seafarers and staff.

South Shields Marine School is searching for someone to join their lecturing team.

The individual would need to be an experienced maritime or offshore professional looking for a rewarding new challenge to help deliver our world-class offshore & safety training to future seafarers, maritime staff, and offshore professionals.

The permanent job is for 37 hours per week/864 teaching hours per annum and paid between £34,668 to £44,992 per annum.

The role also has 48 days annual leave and a Teacher's Pension Scheme.

Simon Ashton, South Shields Marine School principal.placeholder image
Simon Ashton, South Shields Marine School principal.

South Shields Marine School, via social media, said: “This is a unique opportunity to take your industry knowledge and use it to inspire, develop and prepare the next generation of seafarers and offshore personnel.

“Working within our internationally recognised Marine Offshore Safety Training Centre (MOST), you will deliver world-class safety training programmes that help keep people safe at sea and in some of the world's most demanding environments.

“Whether your background is in the Merchant Navy or Royal Navy, this role provides the chance to remain closely connected to industry while enjoying the benefits of a professional educational environment.”

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