Uptime Institute
Apprenticeship Mentor

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Apprenticeship Mentor
Uptime Institute is the Global Digital Infrastructure Authority. With over 4,000 awards issued in over 122 countries around the globe, and over 1,100 currently active projects in 80+ countries, Uptime has helped tens of thousands of companies optimize critical IT assets while managing costs, resources, and efficiency.
For over 30 years, the company has established industry-leading benchmarks for data center performance, resilience, sustainability, and efficiency, which provide customers assurance that their digital infrastructure can perform across a wide array of operating conditions at a level consistent with their individual business needs. Uptime’s Tier Standard is the IT industry’s most trusted and adopted global standard for the design, construction, and operation of data centers. Offerings include the organization’s Tier Standard and Certifications, Management & Operations reviews and assessments including SCIRA-FSI financial sector risk assessment, the Sustainability Assessment, and a broad range of additional risk management, performance, availability, and related offerings.
Uptime Education training programs have been successfully completed by over 100,000 data center professionals, such as the much-valued ATD (Accredited Tier Designer) and AOS (Accredited Operations Specialist). The Uptime Education curriculum has been expanded by the acquisition of CNet Training Ltd. in 2023.
Uptime Institute is headquartered in New York, NY, with offices in London, Sao Paulo, Dubai, Riyadh, Singapore, and full-time Uptime professionals based in over thirty-four countries around the world. For more information, please visit www.uptimeinstitute.com.
The Network Cable Installer Apprenticeship (NCI) program develops the next generation of structured cabling professionals, equipping learners with the technical, safety, and professional skills required to operate effectively in critical infrastructure environments. We are seeking an Apprenticeship Mentor with strong industry experience in structured cabling to support apprentices throughout their learning journey. This role is central to ensuring high-quality learning outcomes, strong employer engagement, and successful completion of the apprenticeship program.
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The Apprenticeship Mentor will be responsible for the end-to-end development and support of assigned apprentices, ensuring progress, engagement, and achievement across all aspects of the program.
Manage a caseload of apprentices, supporting their progress throughout the full apprenticeship lifecycle. Conduct 8-weekly progress reviews with apprentices and employers, ensuring alignment on performance, development, and outcomes. Assess and mark apprentice work, providing clear, constructive, and actionable feedback. Deliver and support personal development education, including behaviours, professional skills, and career readiness. Monitor, and review individual learning plans and goals, ensuring timely progression. Provide ongoing coaching, mentoring, and pastoral support to apprentices. Work closely with employers to support workplace learning, performance, and engagement. Identify and address any risks to apprentice progress, including implementing appropriate interventions. Ensure apprentices are fully prepared for gateway and end-point assessment.
KEY RESPONSBILITES Build strong, professional relationships with apprentices to drive engagement and retention. Support apprentices in developing technical competence in structured cabling and installation environments. Collaborate with apprenticeship operations team to ensure a consistent, high-quality learner experience. Maintain accurate and compliant learner records in line with apprenticeship and regulatory requirements. Monitor apprentice progress against milestones, identifying any gaps or delays early. Support safeguarding, wellbeing, and inclusion across the learner cohort. Guide apprentices in the development of portfolios and evidence for assessment. Contribute to continuous improvement of the apprenticeship program through feedback and insight Support onboarding and delver induction to new apprentices. Participate in standardization activities to ensure consistency in assessment and feedback.


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EXPERIENCE 5+ Industry experience in structured cabling, network infrastructure, or a related field (essential). Experience working in data centre, telecoms, or critical infrastructure environments (preferred). Previous experience as an apprenticeship mentor, coach, or trainer (desirable but not essential). Experience supporting learners or junior staff in a workplace setting. Understanding of apprenticeship delivery, assessment, or workforce development (advantageous). Experience working with employers and stakeholders in a professional setting.
SKILLS Strong coaching and mentoring capability, with a learner-focused approach. Ability to translate industry experience into practical learning support. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Strong organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple learners effectively. Ability to provide clear, constructive feedback and drive improvement. Proactive approach to problem-solving and learner support. Comfortable working with digital systems for tracking progress and compliance. Commitment to quality, consistency, and learner outcomes. Enthusiastic about developing the next generation of industry talent.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Location: (Hybrid)Office location is Bury St Edmunds / Remote (with travel as required). Full training and support on apprenticeship delivery will be provide.
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