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Benchmarx Kitchens & Joinery

Learning and Development Trainer

Northampton
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Learning and Development Trainer - National Travel Required (flexible on base location)

You know what makes a great kitchen design, how to sell it and get a real buzz from helping others succeed.

Whether you've been supporting colleagues picking up new systems, offering advice on the ‘shop floor’, or are simply the person people look to for guidance - we’d love to hear from you if you're ready to turn your experience into a role where you can make a real impact.

We're looking for a Learning & Development Trainer to design and deliver the training that builds capability across Benchmarx. This is a hands-on, technical training role at heart, so a background in kitchen design, sales and CAD is exactly what we want to see.

What you'll be doing

  • Delivering ArtiCAD software training to new and existing colleagues, acting as our go-to technical expert on the system (additional training and support will be provided).
  • Designing and running engaging training, both face to face and virtual, on products, systems and processes across the business.
  • Building learning materials that people actually use: slide decks, facilitator guides, quick reference guides, activities and assessments.
  • Coaching one to one on systems, products and selling confidence, spotting skills gaps and helping teams work to a consistent, high standard.
  • Working with the commercial team to build a product training roadmap, so colleagues always have up to date knowledge on our ranges.
  • Owning the logistics end too: scheduling, comms, learning records and tracking through our Thrive Learning Management System.

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  • Experience using CAD systems, ideally ArtiCAD or similar in the kitchens market.
  • A genuine passion for coaching, training or supporting others to improve.
  • Confidence in front of an audience and the communication skills to hold a room, whether that's in person or online.
  • An eye for creating clear, engaging learning materials.
  • The resilience, organisation and can-do attitude to manage a varied national patch.
  • A willingness to travel regularly across the UK.

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  • A recognised training qualification (Level 3 Education & Training, CIPD Level 5 L&D or similar).
  • Working knowledge of Benchmarx systems and processes.
  • Experience with Learning Management Systems.

Why this role

You've built real expertise designing kitchens and selling them. This is the chance to multiply that impact across the whole business, shaping how the next wave of designers learn their craft. You'll have the space to design the role and grow it as the business evolves, backed by a team that's genuinely invested in developing its people.

Ready to design a career built on developing others? Apply now! (Due to annual leave shortlisting will take place Mid-Late August)

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Skills

ArtiCAD
CAD Systems
Kitchen Design
Sales Training
Instructional Design
Coaching
Public Speaking
Learning Management Systems
Curriculum Development
Virtual Training
Technical Training
Stakeholder Management

Location

Northampton, England, United Kingdom

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