Whether you’re an experienced FE lecturer, a school teacher ready for a fresh challenge, or a professional moving into teaching, we’d love to hear from you.
Not yet teaching-qualified? We’ll fund your teaching qualification.
Up to £37,527
Salary ranges from £29,725 to £37,527, dependent on experience.
1,300+ Staff
Across our Peterborough and Stamford campuses.
12,000 Learners
Studying T-levels, A-levels, apprenticeships, diplomas and V-levels.
Award-winning
Two times “Training Provider of the Year” (2025/26) and “Large Business of the Year” (2025)
The Benefits of Working at Inspire Education Group
Generous Annual Leave
Generous holiday entitlement of between 30-37 days holiday per annum (depending on role). Plus 8 bank holidays and 3 concessionary days. Part-time staff receive a pro-rata amount.
Teacher Pension Scheme Contributions
IEG offers competitive employer contributions through Teachers Pension Scheme (TPS) for Teachers or through Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) for Support Staff. Both schemes include life assurance and death-in-service benefits. The teachers’ pension scheme includes an employer contribution of 28.6%.
Caring for your Wellbeing
We value our people and are keen to offer all the help and support they need in managing their health and wellbeing. Support includes:
- Employee Assistance Programme
- access to our on-site gyms
- occupational sick pay
- flexible working
- wellbeing support
- staff rewards and recognition scheme.
Rewards & Development
With ongoing training and sponsorship for HE or professional qualifications, Vivup employee benefits, lifestyle savings, Blue Light Card eligibility, and more, we don’t just prioritise your job, we prioritise your career gro.
Interested? Speak to Our Team
Request a callback to speak directly to our team and find out if you’re a great fit at Stamford College.
Not sure if you’ve got the right qualifications? Speak to our team about our funding and training opportunities.
£29,725 to £37,527 (depending on experience)
Teach the grades that open every door
English and Maths are the qualifications that open the next door. For many of our learners, a GCSE or Functional Skills pass is what moves them on to a course, an apprenticeship or a job. As a lecturer here, you’ll help them get there, and help them build a better relationship with the subject along the way.
You’ll teach learners of all abilities, with the freedom to plan engaging lessons, create your own resources and use technology to bring the subject to life. You’ll do it as part of a collaborative English and Maths team that’s passionate about improving outcomes, and one that grows its own: several of these vacancies exist because colleagues have been promoted.
Inspiring the Future
Transforming Lives Through Inspirational Education
Our continued success is down to the hard work, determination and quality of our staff across the group.
We believe everyone here has a part to play in doing all we can to further the success of our students, and we value each and every member of staff. In return, they become part of a caring and friendly team with a supportive and inspiring ethos.
Join the Our Award-winning Team
Inspire Education Group has been named “Training Provider of the Year” two years in a row at the Peterborough Telegraph Apprenticeship Awards, as well as “Large Business of the Year” at the Mercury Business Awards in 2025.
Equal opportunities employer
We are an equal opportunities employer. Applications are welcome from all sections of the community and, in particular, from ethnic minorities and people with disabilities, as they are currently underrepresented within the organisation’s workforce.
Inclusive Hiring
Disabled applicants who meet the essential criteria will be guaranteed an interview.
Teaching is about so much more than English. It’s about building confidence, resilience and skills for life.
Luke
English Lecturer
The most rewarding part of teaching is seeing students grow in confidence and knowing I’ve played a part in their journey.
Lauren
GCSE English Lecturer
I feel supported and trusted to teach creatively, while continuing to develop my own skills.
Kathryn
English Lecturer