ilearn Mentor

This is a full-time, reduced year role: 37 hours per week over 40 weeks per year., We are looking for an ilearn mentor to join our team in a dynamic, student-facing role at our Enfield and North street campus predominantly. In this position, you will be directly in the classroom delivering interactive sessions focused on key independent learning skills-such as study strategies, time management, digital literacy, and self-directed research. You will also complement your classroom delivery with 1:1 mentoring support to help students of all abilities thrive academically and grow into confident, independent learners. As part of the team, you'll be a friendly, approachable presence within the ilearn hubs and study spaces across our different sites and campuses, creating a welcoming environment where students feel supported, encouraged, and ready to achieve their best.

• Actual salary for 37 hours per week over 40 weeks is commencing at £23,917 with progression to £24,520 per annum. Within the Group the job title will be ilearn Mentor.
What You Will Do
• You'll plan and deliver engaging workshops, group support sessions, and one-to-one appointments that help students build their independent learning, digital, and wider study skills.
• You'll create clear, practical, and easy-to-use learning resources - including induction materials and student guides - designed to support students throughout their journey.
• Managing your own student caseload, you'll schedule appointments, track progress, and keep accurate records using our internal systems (ProMonitor and Navigate), ensuring every student receives consistent and effective support.
• You'll actively champion the development of independent learning, as well as English and maths skills, encouraging all students to build confidence in these essential areas.
• As a friendly and approachable presence within the iLearn hubs and wider college study spaces, you'll help create a positive, safe, and welcoming environment where students feel comfortable and motivated to study.
• You'll also support the smooth running of the hubs by maintaining resources such as books, Chromebooks, and e-resources - helping ensure students have everything they need to succeed.
  
  Hold a Level 2 (or above) in English, Maths, and IT or be willing to work towards this along with a Level 3 qualification (or relevant experience).
• Recent experience supporting effective learning
• Confident working with diverse students and collaborating as part of a supportive team.
• Comfortable using technology to enhance learning (e.g. Google Educator/Trainer, or willing to train).
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to positively influence and guide others.
• Able to understand complex situations, solve problems, and take practical action to support learner progress.