Elec Training
Electrical / Electrician Trainer Assessor - Full Time

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Fully Qualified Electrical Trainer/Tutor/Assessor – Full Time
Location:
Birmingham
Salary:
£36,500 – £38,500, depending on experience and qualifications
Hours:
Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 4:30pm
Elec Training is looking for a fully qualified Electrical Trainer / Tutor to join our growing team in Birmingham.
This role will focus on delivering Level 2, Level 3 and 18th Edition electrical training on-site to learners within our training centre.
What you’ll be doing:
- Delivering Level 2, Level 3 and 18th Edition electrical courses
- Supporting learners with practical training, theory work and course progression
- Managing learner attendance, progress and achievement
- Maintaining high standards of health, safety and professionalism
- Providing a positive, engaging and professional learning environment
- Supporting learners to successfully complete their qualifications
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Essential Requirements:
- Experienced in domestic, commercial and/or industrial electrical installation
- Fully qualified electrician
- Level 2 & Level 3 Electrical Qualifications
- 18th Edition Qualification
- NVQ Level 3 in Electrical Installation (C&G 2357 or equivalent)
- ECS Gold Card
- Teaching or assessing experience preferred


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What we offer:
- Salary of £36,500 – £38,500
- Monday to Friday working hours
- Supportive and growing training environment
- Opportunity to train the next generation of electricians
- Ongoing professional development opportunities
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