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Agricultural Engineering Trainer

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Lecturer in Land Based Engineering
The Lecturer in Land Based Engineering will play a key role in delivering practical instruction and technical support across agricultural mechanisation programmes, helping students develop the knowledge, skills and behaviours needed for success within the land-based sector.
Working closely with teaching and curriculum teams, you will provide hands-on training, workshop supervision and technical guidance, ensuring learners gain valuable experience in farm machinery maintenance, servicing and engineering practices within a safe and engaging learning environment.
Responsibilities
The Lecturer in Land Based Engineering will be responsible for:
- Delivering practical instruction in agricultural mechanisation to industry standards.
- Supporting the preparation, maintenance and operation of workshops, equipment and learning facilities.
- Demonstrating, supervising and assessing students during practical activities.
- Supporting the maintenance, servicing and overhaul of farm machinery and equipment.
- Promoting safe working practices and ensuring students receive appropriate health and safety training.
- Managing equipment, materials and stock to support the effective delivery of practical learning.
- Assisting with curriculum development and continuous improvement activities.
- Supporting open days, careers events and other departmental activities as required.
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Requirements
The Lecturer in Land Based Engineering will have:
- A Level 3 qualification in a relevant discipline, such as Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering, Forestry, Horticulture or a related field.
- Practical experience working with farm machinery, agricultural equipment or land-based engineering systems.
- Strong organisational and administrative skills, including IT proficiency.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- The ability to work effectively with learners both individually and in groups.
- A commitment to health and safety, equality, diversity and safeguarding.
- A teaching qualification, or willingness to work towards one.


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This role is ideal for someone with a passion for agricultural engineering who enjoys sharing their knowledge and helping others develop practical skills. If you're looking for an opportunity to support the next generation of land-based professionals, apply with your CV and a member of the EVera team will be in touch with more details!
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