Specialist Practitioner – Music and Media

Specialist Practitioner – Music and Media

Friday, 13 October 2017, 12.00pm

Summary of Responsibilities: To co-ordinate and assist in the development of effective learning for students.  This will involve facilitating learning and training across all levels of qualifications and modes of attendance offered within the Curriculum area.

 Principal Duties:

  1. To provide information, advice and guidance and to and enrol students onto courses.
  2. To instruct, assess, and supervise students on specified programmes within the area.  This will include helping students to use equipment, find materials, explain set work, help solve problems and suggest different approaches.
  3. To facilitate learning in the delivery of programmes and assessment in classrooms/laboratories/workshops/learning resource areas and other learning environments.
  4. To prepare, adapt, organise and maintain learning resources/ and or equipment
  5. To set up the learning environment and undertake the day to day maintenance and repair of equipment, where appropriate. Undertake the monitoring of physical resources with particular attention to health and safety
  6. In accordance with schemes of work, instruct students in line with ILPs and curriculum plans, which have been designed with/and for them.
  7. To be fully conversant with programme/course regulations and specifications for the defined area thus ensuring conformity and best practice.
  8. To support and develop on-line assessment and materials as directed.
  9. To produce and carry out as directed, the organisation and administration appropriate to the learning situation including the marking of registers and the submission of other returns and records.
  10. To accurately complete administrative returns, reports and assessments as required and provide relevant information for students’ tutorials.
  11. To assist with securing quality improvement within the Curriculum area.
  12. To contribute to students’ personal development and responsibility for their own learning, and encourage self-advocacy.
  13. To support students through the learning process and associated assessment activities.
  14. To assess, monitor and mark students’ work and allied activities.
  15. To assist students with action planning and recording achievement.
  16. To attend team, Curriculum area and other appropriate meetings as required.
  17. To participate in any training appropriate for the role
  18. To contribute to the ongoing development of schemes of work and curriculum plans.
  19. To co-ordinate and participate in the internal verification and/or moderation of student work and allied activities.
  20. To undertake health and safety checks and to maintain an awareness of Health and Safety at all times to ensure that students are aware of safe practices and procedures.
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Published by Anna on 6 October 2017

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