Learning Curve Group
Military Training Instructor

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About Us
Learning Curve Group are a growing company which is proven through our recent acquisition of MPCT bringing military academies to a total of 34 across England and Wales. This allows us to offer unique training in both vocational qualifications, employability skills, and most importantly helping learners prepare for employment with includes rewarding careers in the British Armed Forces.
Transforming lives is what we do best, and there is no better example of this than in our Academies.
About the Role
As a Military Training Instructor at LCG, you will be required to provide outstanding teaching and learning throughout the L2 qualification for our learners within centre. Your lessons will be detailed, well planned and engaging for learners, and the learners under your leadership will be well motivated.
Key Qualities
- A genuine desire to transform lives through learning.
- The ability to aspire and mentor both young people and adults to achieve.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
- Good administration and paperwork skills.
- Appropriate classroom management skills.
Duties
- To keep up to date with subject knowledge to ensure lessons are challenging.
- To ensure your Industrial knowledge is kept up to date by attending a number of the following, annually: Reserve Training Camps/Events, Look at Life, Familiarisation and Acquaint Days, Assessment Centres
- To ensure assessment is used to inform learners on how to improve their knowledge.
- To ensure learning is systematically checked for effective learning during lessons and to offer clear directed and timely support that provides notable improvement with learning.
- To prepare demanding lessons to ensure learners realise their potential.
- To ensure the curriculum delivers lessons on both physical and emotional well-being.
- To ensure resources reflect and value the diversity of Learners’ experience and provide a comprehensive understanding of people and communities beyond their immediate experience.
- To identify learners who are falling behind, support and enable all to catch up.
- To set challenging individual targets for all Learners.
- To support the development of Maths/English with all Learners.
- To ensure all work experience is tracked via the FCA in England to ensure Learners are embracing the opportunities the programme provides with MPCT partner employers.
- To support the delivery of Learner induction with the Centre Manager.
- To keep the MIS up to date with all Learners details and tracking of performance of qualifications, attendance & progressions.
- To carry out progress reviews to support Learners’ educational development.
- To deliver physical training using the bib system during all sessions, to extend and challenge Learners at the appropriate intensity.
- To deliver Military Training Days that follow the military skills portfolios scheme of work in a cyclical manner.
- To listen to the views of Learners and parents to improve teaching and learning.
- To attend regular training on teaching and learning provided.
- Provide learners, customers and colleagues with support, advice guidance as part of your everyday role
- Conduct your role in line with the company values and expected behaviours
- Promote equal opportunities and recognition of diversity throughout the company
- Comply with the Safeguarding, Prevent and Health and Safety Policies and be vigilant to potential concerns and risks at all times
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Working Flexibly
If the working hours, days or times don't quite meet your needs please contact us to see if we can accommodate working flexibly.
We love to develop our people so even if you don't meet 100% of the essential criteria, we strongly encourage you to apply.
Essential Criteria
- Experience of working within one of the uniformed services e.g. army, navy, air force, (minimum of 3 years)
- Military or civilian Physical Training qualification
Desirable
- GCSE'S Maths & English qualification would be desirable but essential
- Knowledge of vocational qualifications or the education sector
- Teaching qualification or the experience of teaching or instructing.
- Experience of working young people
- Former Ghurkha or Nepalese Speaking
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