Professional Excellence Accelerator (PEA) Module Lead and Lecturer
Location
London, England, United Kingdom
Employment TypeContract
Posted At4/28/2026
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Description
Application Deadline: 17 May 2026
Department: Academic
Location: UHE UK, Greenwich
Job Purpose
The Module Lead and Lecturer for the Professional Excellence Accelerator (PEA) will provide academic leadership and high-quality teaching for UHE UK’s PEA provision across BSc and MSc programmes.
The postholder will be responsible for the design, coordination, delivery, monitoring and enhancement of the PEA as a structured developmental module that supports students’ academic transition, digital fluency, professional identity, communication skills, employability and progression.
The module lead role combines module leadership with direct teaching responsibility. The postholder will ensure that the PEA remains relevant, engaging and aligned with the needs of students studying at Level 4 undergraduate and Level 7 postgraduate level, with particular attention to the needs of international students and other transition cohorts.
Main Duties and Responsibilities
Module Leadership
- Lead the planning, coordination and ongoing development of the Professional Excellence Accelerator (PEA) across BSc and MSc provision.
- Ensure the PEA is delivered consistently and effectively as a mandatory, non-credit bearing enhancement module.
- Develop and review the module structure, scheme of work, weekly themes and learning activities in line with programme needs.
- Ensure appropriate differentiation between: Level 4 undergraduate transition and academic development and Level 7 postgraduate academic, professional and progression support
- Maintain oversight of module content so that it supports academic success, engagement, retention and progression.
- Review the relevance and effectiveness of PEA delivery annually and recommend enhancements based on student feedback, attendance data and programme performance indicators.
Teaching and Learning
- Deliver high-quality, engaging and inclusive teaching on the PEA across BSc and MSc cohorts.
- Teach sessions in areas such as transition to UK higher education, academic writing and academic conventions, critical reading, analysis and synthesis, referencing and academic integrity, responsible and ethical use of AI, digital fluency and business/professional technologies, presentation, communication and teamwork reflective practice and self-management and employability, professional identity and career readiness
- Adapt delivery methods for undergraduate and postgraduate students as appropriate.
- Create an active, supportive and developmental learning environment that builds confidence, belonging and professional behaviours.
- Deliver workshops, tutorials and targeted interventions for students requiring additional support.
Student Support and Engagement
- Support students in understanding the expectations of UK higher education and successful study at undergraduate and postgraduate level.
- Provide timely developmental feedback to students on their academic, digital and professional skills.
- Identify students at risk of disengagement or poor performance and work with academic and support teams to intervene early.
- Support student transition, confidence-building and sense of belonging.
- Contribute to induction, orientation and academic transition activities where required.
Monitoring, Quality and Enhancement
- Monitor attendance, participation and engagement in the PEA and ensure accurate record-keeping.
- Contribute to reporting on student engagement, participation trends and areas for improvement.
- Participate in quality assurance, standardisation and enhancement processes relating to the PEA.
Collaboration and Liaison
- Work collaboratively with the Module Lead, Programme Leaders, lecturers and student support staff.
- Liaise with teaching teams to ensure PEA activities support live academic demands within degree programmes.
- Participate in relevant meetings relating to curriculum development, student experience, retention and progression.
- Contribute to induction, orientation and student engagement activities where required.
General Responsibilities
- Uphold high standards of professionalism, academic integrity and student care.
- Promote equality, diversity, inclusion and intercultural understanding in teaching and support.
- Engage in continuing professional development relevant to the role and scholarly activity relevant to the role.
- Undertake any other reasonable duties commensurate with the seniority of the post.
Legal status
- Eligibility to live and work in the UK
- Enhanced DBS disclosure check or overseas equivalent
Qualifications
- A postgraduate qualification in a relevant discipline such as: Education, Business / Management, Applied Linguistics / EAP, Academic Practice or another relevant subject
- For Level 6, a relevant Master’s degree and PhD or substantial teaching and research or industry experience at that level.
- Formal teaching qualification PGCHE or Registered Practitioner of Advance HE. (Desirable)
Experience
- Experience of teaching students in higher education.
- Experience of delivering academic skills, study skills, professional skills, employability, or transition support.
- Experience of supporting students from diverse educational and cultural backgrounds, including international students.
- Experience of designing teaching materials and learning activities.
- Experience of using Moodle or another VLE to support teaching and student engagement.
- Experience of monitoring student participation and providing academic support or intervention.
- Experience of teaching within Business, Management, Marketing, Project Management or related professional subject areas. (Desirable)
- Experience in a partner-delivery or collaborative provision setting. (Desirable)
- Experience of coaching, mentoring or employability-focused support. (Desirable)
Knowledge
- Strong understanding of UK higher education expectations at undergraduate and postgraduate level.
- Strong understanding of academic writing, critical thinking, referencing, academic integrity and feedback and feedforward
- Understanding of the transition challenges faced by international students and other non-traditional entrants.
- Knowledge of digital fluency and responsible use of AI in academic and professional contexts.
- Understanding of employability and professional identity development in higher education.
- Knowledge of quality assurance processes in higher education. (Desirable)
- Familiarity with retention, continuation and progression priorities in UK higher education. (Desirable)
- Awareness of the needs of students transitioning from foundation or international pathways.(Desirable)
Skills and Abilities
- Ability to lead and coordinate a cross-programme developmental module.
Personal qualities
- Student-centred and supportive approach.
- Empathy and cultural sensitivity.
- Professional, collaborative and flexible attitude.
- Commitment to inclusive teaching and continuous improvement.
- Strong sense of initiative and accountability.
This job description is provided as a guide to the role. It is not intended to be an exhaustive description of duties and responsibilities and may be subject to periodic revision.
Oxford International is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, and applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers and the Disclosure and Barring Service. This role involves working with children and is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974.
Oxford International is an equal opportunity employer. Every applicant and employee has the same opportunities regardless of race, colour, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender, gender identity or expression, or veteran status.