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pharmacy and pharmacy practice learning, ensuring our students are equipped with the skills, experience and confidence required for modern pharmacy practice. You will contribute to the design and
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Pharmacy Learning through Practice Programmes Technician Return to job result Pharmacy Learning through Practice Programmes Technician Keele University Campus 25/10/2026 Pharmacy Learning through
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or ecological field, and experience of supporting student learning. You will be looking to develop a career in higher education and aspire to provide an exciting and inclusive learning experience for
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will make a significant contribution to learning and teaching across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. They will bring expertise in Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence with the
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Science programmes. The successful candidate will play an important role in supporting an excellent student learning experience, with particular responsibility for chemistry teaching within our laboratory
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teaching, support student learning, and contribute to the development of our programmes. Your responsibilities will include delivering lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions; developing learning
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, inclusive and engaging learning experience for students. You will work as part of our teaching team, undertaking classroom and laboratory teaching activities across our Forensic Science programmes. You
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learning in either higher education or clinical practice. Candidates from a Speech and Language Therapy background should be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council and be members
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teaching, enjoys making complex ideas accessible, and takes an active interest in students’ progress. Through practical learning activities, personal tutoring, and academic guidance, you will help students
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continuous improvement. Develop innovative teaching, learning, and assessment approaches that enhance student engagement. Maintain strong partnerships with public health organisations, local authorities, NHS