Medical Education Fellow

Licensed sponsor London 7000 Posted 1 day ago

King's College London is a research-intensive university in the centre of London. The GKT School of Medical Education, part of the Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine, runs the King's MBBS programme, which traces its history through the medical schools of Guy's, King's College and St Thomas' hospitals.

Our students learn on the Guy's and Denmark Hill campuses and on placement across a wide network of NHS hospitals and general practices in London and the South East. We invest in the people...

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Location

London

Contract

7000

Posted

1 day ago

Occupation

SOC 2319 · Teaching professionals n.e.c.

Going rate

£33,400 a year (£17.13/h)

Visa route

Eligible for Skilled Worker sponsorship

Visa salary

£41,700 · new entrants £33,400

Typical UK pay

£34,396 median full-time

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King's College London holds a Home Office sponsor licence (A-rated · Skilled Worker route), checked against the register published 4 Nov 2026. We read this advert: no sponsorship restrictions. Home Office FOI figures: 1,113 visa sponsorships in 2021–24. How we check sponsorship

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King's College London is on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors: A-rated, licensed since at least 2021. 1,113 visa sponsorships in 2021–24 (Home Office FOI 2025/12841).
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