Lecturer (Teaching) in Holocaust Education(UK Sponsorship)

Job Description

About the Institution

University College London is home to the globally renowned Institute of Education (IOE), a leader in shaping education policy, research, and practice for over a century. Consistently ranked among the top institutions worldwide for education, IOE is committed to advancing inclusive, high-quality teaching and learning.

Within IOE, the Department of Curriculum, Pedagogy and Assessment is recognised for its excellence in teacher education, curriculum development, and educational research across multiple disciplines.

About the Role

This is an exciting opportunity to join the UCL Centre for Holocaust Education as a Lecturer (Teaching). The Centre is internationally respected for its work in advancing Holocaust education through research-led teacher development programmes.

In this role, you will contribute to delivering professional development programmes for teachers across England, helping to ensure that students develop a meaningful and informed understanding of the Holocaust.

You will also play a key role in shaping new educational initiatives and supporting the Centre’s expanding portfolio of training, research, and outreach activities.

Key Responsibilities

Teaching & Professional Development

• Deliver high-quality training programmes for teachers (ITE and CPD)
  Support postgraduate teaching, including Master’s level programmes
  Contribute to the development of innovative teaching materials

Curriculum & Programme Development

• Help design and enhance Holocaust education initiatives
  Contribute to national programmes supporting schools and educators
  Work with networks such as Beacon Schools to improve teaching practice

Academic Contribution

• Engage with research-informed teaching approaches
  Support the Centre’s mission to improve Holocaust education nationally
  Collaborate with colleagues across education and related disciplines

About You

Essential Requirements

• Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) or equivalent qualification
  Experience teaching in secondary school settings
  Strong subject knowledge and understanding of Holocaust education
  Ability to deliver engaging and impactful training to educators

Key Skills & Attributes

• Excellent communication and presentation skills
  Ability to work collaboratively with educators and academic teams
  Commitment to inclusive, reflective, and high-quality education
  Strong organisational and planning abilities

Compliance & Eligibility

This role requires safeguarding checks due to its educational responsibilities:

Guidance on teaching standards and professional expectations

Benefits

UCL offers a generous and supportive benefits package, including:

• 41 days annual leave (including bank holidays and closure days)
  Option to purchase additional annual leave
  Defined benefit pension scheme
  Travel and cycle-to-work support
  Family-friendly policies and enhanced parental leave
  Access to wellbeing and staff support services

Equality, Diversity & Inclusion

UCL is committed to building an inclusive academic community where diversity is valued and everyone can thrive. Applications are particularly encouraged from individuals from underrepresented backgrounds.

Application Information

• Closing Date: 19 April 2026
  Applications should clearly address all criteria in the person specification
  Candidates must demonstrate how their experience aligns with the role