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Trainer: Motor Vehicle (1 post)

Nottinghamshire
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Vision Business Support Services Ltd (VBSS)

VBSS provides high-quality support services to all aspects of the college group. VBSS is a subsidiary company of West Nottinghamshire College and provides an important service and plays a pivotal part in the success of the college and creating an exceptional learner experience.

Joining Our Motor Vehicle Team

When you join our college, our staff have access to numerous benefits and facilities:

  • Pension Scheme
  • Occupational Health Service
  • Enhanced Maternity/Paternity provision
  • Staff Development days/week (July)
  • Free confidential counselling service
  • Free car parking
  • On-site hair and beauty salon, fine dining Restaurant and Create Theatre

We are seeking to recruit enthusiastic and dynamic individuals to be part of our motor vehicle team, to deliver and assess across a range of programmes. You will plan, deliver and assess students on vocational programmes.

The ideal candidate should have:

  • Appropriate vocational qualifications to at least NVQ level 3 or equivalent
  • Have, or be willing to work towards Assessor qualification
  • Have, or be willing to work towards a teaching qualification
  • Excellent interpersonal, communication and administrative skills
  • The ability to work as part of a team
  • A flexible and professional attitude
  • Experience of teaching within an FE environment or current industrial experience
  • The ability to work with learners of all ages and abilities in various learning environments.

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You will be a role model for college learners and will work to the classroom professional standards.

There will be the opportunity to contribute pro-actively to the Directorate in promoting a positive learning experience for all our learners.

The role will require you to embed the college’s values; Respect, Integrity, Collaboration, Compassion and Ambition.

The Post

Responsibilities

2.1 Main Duties and Responsibilities

  • To deliver training and assessment within the Motor Vehicle department to full-time learners
  • You will plan, deliver and assess students on vocational programmes.
  • To deliver and develop the learning company curriculum with groups of learners across the motor vehicle department.
  • Support tutors and candidates to build a portfolio of skills to meet the standards set by awarding body, either electronic or paper based portfolios.
  • Support completion of learner files to show progress.
  • Take part in regular training to develop role.
  • Will be required to be flexible towards any additional management requests.
  • To develop best practice in learning, teaching and assessment ensuring standardisation and continuity.
  • To assess learners according to established guidelines.
  • To manage, maintain and monitor/audit stock levels and equipment in the Motor Vehicle department.
  • To manage the distribution of tools, specialist tools and equipment to learners as required.
  • Appropriate ordering to replenish stock levels, identify and replace damaged and unserviceable equipment.
  • To ensure that all workshop maintenance and servicing schedules are in place and adhered to.
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Skills

Vocational Training
Student Assessment
Curriculum Development
Portfolio Management
Workshop Maintenance
Stock Management
Interpersonal Communication
Administrative Skills
Teamwork
Classroom Management

Location

Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom

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