Job Description

Salary

40,170 - 48,357 per annum (pro rata)

Basis

Part Time

Region

Central

Package

includes Glasgow Clyde College terms and conditions and benefits

Job category/type

Lecturing

Date posted

12/06/2025

Job reference

GCC000600



TEMPORARY
LECTURER - COUNSELLING

PART-TIME, WEEKEND CLASSES

TEMPORARY FOR 30 WEEKS

Salary:

40,170 - 48,357 per
annum (pro rata)

Location:

Cross Campus (You
may be required to work across all Glasgow Clyde College
campuses)

Closing Date: 25 June
2025



Glasgow Clyde College is proud of its
outstanding teaching, inclusive student experience, and
commitment to providing high-quality, career-focused education.
The Faculty of Health & Wellbeing is looking to recruit a
Temporary Lecturer in
Counselling to deliver the COSCA Certificate in
Counselling Skills (SCQF Level 8) course on a Saturday morning
(9.30am-1.30pm) at Langside Campus, for 30 weeks across the
academic year 2025-2026. There may also be the opportunity to
deliver a range of other programmes and courses within the Social
Services & Counselling curriculum area.



You will contribute to the design,
delivery, and assessment of engaging learning experiences for a
diverse group of students at various levels, supporting them to
achieve their full potential.


Key
Responsibilities:
Deliver high-quality teaching and assessment in Counselling, using a range of learning technologies; Support students to improve engagement, retention, and success; Contribute to curriculum development and ensure course content remains current and relevant; and Participate in quality assurance activities and maintain professional knowledge through ongoing development.

About
You:

To be successful in this role, you
will:
Be

COSCA

or

BACP Registered or Accredited

and hold a professional qualification in Counselling at

SCQF level 10 (COSCA)

or

SCQF Level 8 (BACP)

; Be

COSCA Trainer Accredited

(Certificate/Diploma level) or be willing to work towards this award; Have

significant and relevant experience

in the delivery of Counselling services; Possess

excellent communication and interpersonal skills

, with the ability to relate well to a wide range of student groups; Demonstrate strong

organisational skills

and the ability to work autonomously; and Have appropriate

IT skills

and be confident in using digital learning tools.

Additional
Information:
A Disclosure Scotland

PVG check

will be required for the successful

Full details of the skills and qualities
required can be found in the Job
Description.



For further information, please contact

The People Team

:

0141 272 0675

hr@glasgowclyde.ac.uk

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