Form for applicants to provide us with information about their availability for teaching support. Current Start Complete Personal information The University holds information about everyone who applies for a post, including information provided about your availability. We use and hold the information you provide in order to administer any allocation of work, to assess if you are eligible to apply, to maintain our IT and record system, to arrange contracts and any payment for work completed, to provide you with support, to monitor equal opportunities, to ensure that we can communicate with you regarding your employment or position within the School, to gather feedback, and for strategic planning.If you would like to understand more about the way personal information may be used by HR teams in The University of Edinburgh please see the Privacy Information Notice for Staff.See also the HCA privacy policy and the University's privacy policies.We do not use profiling or automated decision-making processes.If you have any questions, please contact Teaching Support within the School of History, Classics and Archaeology, HCA-Teaching-Support@ed.ac.uk. Tutor ID If you have not tutored with the University of Edinburgh please enter N/A. Student ID Name Email address For 2026/2027 academic year Current degree programme Year of study (in 2026/2027) Name of your supervisor You should also check with your supervisor, and where relevant studentship sponsor or grant holder, to make sure that they are happy for you to undertake this work this year. Please give details Experience Previous tutoring/demonstrating experience Please list all School of History, Classics and Archaeology courses you have worked on previously Other relevant experience Enter 'none' if you've no previous experience Employment at the University Please give details of any previous or current employment with the University For 2026/2027, are you also tutoring/working elsewhere in the University? Yes No Desired work Specify the type of work you are interested in (tick all that apply): Tutoring Laboratory demonstrating Relevant areas of knowledge Please enter your areas of expertise Archaeology Osteology Classics Ancient history Classical Archaeology Greek language Latin language Classical Studies (texts in translation) History Economic and Social History Courses you are interested in tutoring/demonstrating on for 2026/2027 Please list the courses you are interested in being considered for Choose from the list Courses potentially requiring tutors or demonstratorsExplanation of the hours information given on the PDF can be found in the Course preferences section on the How to Apply webpage.Please note there may be changes to the courses requiring tutors or demonstrators and / or the hours allocated to individual courses. Availability for work in 2026/2027 Semester 1 up to 40 hours approx. up to 70 hours approx. up to 100 hours approx. up to 130 hours approx. – if available only for semester 1 unavailable Semester 2 up to 40 hours approx. up to 70 hours approx. up to 100 hours approx. up to 130 hours approx. – if available only for semester 2 unavailable All tutoring and demonstrating will take place in person in Edinburgh: please confirm you will be in Edinburgh for the semester(s) you wish to be allocated hours Any other relevant information relevant to the allocation of tutoring/demonstrating If you do not have an existing GH contract with HCA for tutoring or demonstrating please note any offer of employment can only be made once an application has been received, eligible candidates interviewed, references contacted and a Right to Work check undertaken.Tutoring and Demonstrating needs fluctuate from year to year, so we may not be able to offer you your preferred, or any hours.Full-time postgraduate research students must work no more than an average of 9 hours per week across the academic year. This question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions. I consent to the University processing the information I provide. This article was published on 2024-08-01
