Anson McCade
Training Instructor

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Training Instructor – Electronics & Sensor Systems
Location: Fareham, Hampshire (On-site)
Salary: Up to £39,250 per annum (FTE £39,950), pro-rated for a term-time working pattern
Contract: Permanent, full-time, term-time only (45 weeks per year)
A major, long-term programme is underway to modernise technical training for the UK's naval forces, backed by a well-established consortium of industry and defence training specialists.
As part of this multi-year investment in the next generation of military engineers, we're looking for a Technical Training Instructor to join a highly respected training establishment on the south coast.
This is a rare opportunity to move away from tools, shifts, or deployments, and instead put your engineering knowledge to work shaping the skills of trainee engineers — without giving up the sense of purpose that comes from supporting national defence.
What you'll be doing:
- Delivering hands-on and classroom-based instruction covering electronic systems, fault-finding, and core engineering principles
- Teaching service personnel undertaking their technical training, using both live equipment and modern simulation tools
- Mentoring and assessing trainees, tailoring your approach to different learning styles
- Contributing to the ongoing modernisation and improvement of course materials
- Working alongside a close-knit, supportive team of instructors and technical specialists
- Helping maintain a safe, professional, and high-standard learning environment
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What we're looking for:
- A solid background in electrical, electronic, or systems engineering, from a military trade, commercial maritime, aerospace, or another high-reliability technical environment
- Genuine, practical fault-finding and maintenance experience
- A real interest in mentoring, coaching, or passing your knowledge on to others
- Strong communication skills and the ability to work well across diverse teams
- Eligibility to hold, or willingness to obtain, UK Security Clearance (SC) and an Enhanced DBS check


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You do not need previous teaching or instructing experience to apply. If you have the right technical background, full support and funding will be provided to help you gain a recognised teaching qualification once in post.
What's on offer:
- The salary above, with a term-time structure giving you substantial time off across the year
- On-site parking, gym, and catering facilities
- A genuinely different work-life balance compared to standard full-time roles
- A clear route into training design, quality assurance, or broader technical leadership as the wider programme continues to grow
If you've spent years solving technical problems and are ready for a new kind of challenge, this could be the ideal next step.
For further information feel free to reach me at 02895213213, or simply apply! Reference: AMC/RKI
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