Thatcher Associates
Gas Assessor / Tutor

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Gas Assessor and Tutor, Bristol
Come off the tools without losing the trade. This is a chance to pass on years of gas experience to the next generation of engineers, with a training provider that will fund the teaching and assessing qualifications you need to get there.
The role
You will train and assess learners working towards ACS qualifications and gas apprenticeships, from a Bristol training centre. The work splits between practical, hands-on delivery in the workshop and classroom instruction, along with preparing lesson plans and materials, maintaining assessment records, and taking apprentices through to completion.
Day to day you will:
- Deliver ACS training and assessment including CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1 and HTR1
- Assess and support gas apprentices through their qualifications
- Keep delivery in line with current Gas Safe, HSE and awarding body standards
- Give learners honest feedback and the pastoral support that keeps them on programme
- Maintain a safe, well-run training environment
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About the client
An established gas training provider delivering ACS certification and apprenticeships from a Bristol centre. The team is small and supportive, and there is genuine scope to shape how learners are taught rather than working to someone else's script.


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What you need
- Full Gas Safe registration, or eligibility for it, with the relevant ACS qualifications
- Solid, current industry experience across domestic gas, commercial gas, or both
- A recognised assessor qualification such as TAQA or A1, or the willingness to work towards one
A teaching qualification such as AET or PTLLS is useful but not required. The client provides ongoing CPD and will support you through additional teaching and assessing awards.
Package
- Competitive salary depending on experience
- Full time at the Bristol centre
- Funded teaching and assessing qualifications
- Ongoing CPD
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