Berufliche Weiterbildung für Elektrotechnik - Andreas Aust
Dozenten für Elektrotechnik/Energieversorgung (w/m/d)

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Job Offer: Freelance Lecturer in Electrotechnics
We conduct advanced training and further education in the field of electrotechnics in Dresden and throughout Germany. To support our small but highly successful core team, we are looking for freelance lecturers in electrotechnics from now on.
Responsibilities
You will conduct various basic and advanced training courses on different topics in the field of electrotechnics in a secure, sovereign, and practical manner. You will closely monitor market trends and have an interest in the development and conceptualization of new seminars, as well as the creation of training materials and working materials. Moderation experience, solid methodological competence, and practical experience round off your profile.
Requirements
- VDE standards such as the series of DIN VDE 0100
- Operation and handling of electrical systems (VDE 0105)
- Working under voltage (AuS)
- Switching capability up to 36 kV
- Inspection of electrical systems and equipment according to VDE 0701-702/0751-1/0100-0600
- Electrical system construction and maintenance
- Electro safety and fire protection in electrical systems
- Lightning protection technology, surge protection, grounding systems, automation technology
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- A completed technical college degree as an engineer, bachelor, master, technician, or master in a field of electrotechnics
- Several years of professional and practical experience
- If possible, experience in the seminar sector
- Good knowledge of MS Word, MS Excel, MS Outlook
- Good knowledge of MS PowerPoint, possibly MS Access
- Structured and independent working
- Impeccable German language skills in speech and writing


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What You Should Bring
- Friendliness and courtesy in dealing with customers
- Independence and a high degree of self-initiative
- Stress tolerance
- Customer-oriented work
- Neat appearance and good manners
- Discretion
What You Can Expect from Us
- Very good working climate in a small team
- A professional challenge
If you feel addressed by our job description, please send us your complete and informative application documents by e-mail or post. Please include your vocational training certificate, a CV, and a reference from your last employer. We look forward to getting to know you.
Contact us: info@bwe-dresden.de
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