Prison teaching opportunities
Teaching prison learners can be a challenging and rewarding career choice, and you can be sure that no two days will be the same. With years of experience supporting candidates looking for teaching work in the justice sector, we’re here to help you find your perfect job in prison education.
A personal approach
We’re different at Protocol – we’re all about respect, and we really get to know our candidates. We understand what you need from us, so we can go out and find you only the best roles to suit your skills and personality. We’ll also answer any questions you have about working in prisons, whether you’re – and because it’s an area we specialise in, you’ll feel supported by the breadth of our knowledge.
Prison teaching jobs
We recruit for a wide range of roles within the justice and offender learning sector. From prison teaching jobs such as lecturers and trainers, through to community support and youth intervention workers – with so many opportunities, you’re sure to find the one that’s right for you. There are few jobs more rewarding than this – helping to develop and rehabilitate offenders, and prepare them for life and work in the outside world.
Ongoing support
We have a dedicated candidate support team who will be there for you throughout the whole recruitment process. Even after you’ve accepted a position, we’re always on-hand to answer any questions you might have, or to help with a CPD course.
Security vetting help
Our in-house team will guide you through the process of security checks, helping you to complete paperwork and answering any questions you might have. We can even arrange your appointment with the Ministry of Justice security clerks. We take care of it all, so you can focus on the things that are important to you.
Find alternative roles we recruit for
It’s not just prisons that offer teaching and learning roles. Take a look at other vacancies we typically recruit for below:
- Teaching & learning jobs for local authorities
- Lecturing & teaching jobs in colleges
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