Royal Navy
Capability Training Unit, Communications Information Systems Training Delivery Instructor

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The ZigZag Career Pathway
The ZigZag Career Pathway is an innovative Defence initiative that offers novel ways of entry into the Armed Forces. It’s a pilot programme that opens the door for people from a range of backgrounds to apply their professional skills in meaningful Defence roles.
This opportunity is open to civilians, veterans and reservists. Whether you’ve never served before or are looking to return, the ZigZag Career Pathway offers you the chance to work in fixed term military roles that are matched to your qualifications and experience.
Key Responsibilities
- Delivering training to groups of up to 24 trainees in Electrical and Electronic engineering and machine principles.
- Conducting practical lab sessions demonstrating key principles and supervising trainee experiments.
- Marking and check marking assessments to ensure accuracy and consistency.
- Maintaining and updating training materials in consultation with Training Design staff.
- Provide Welfare and Duty of Care support to subordinates within your team, conducting mid period appraisals and writing routine reports on performance and potential.
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A successful candidate will be able to demonstrate the following attributes:
- Teaching experience in an adult education environment is preferred; however, Defence Trainer Course training will be provided if required, with opportunities for further civilian teaching qualifications.
- Excellent communication skills, capable of engaging learners.
- The ability to work with others in the development of engineering training.
- Qualifications: L3 NVQ (or equivalent) in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Be a UK citizen or British Dual National, having lived in the UK for a minimum of five years continuously prior to application
- Hold a full UK Driving License covering manual vehicles.
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