The Talent Edit Group
Training Manager

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£50k - £55k | Hertfordshire
This is a brand built on precision, results and repeatable technical excellence, and that reputation lives or dies by the quality of training behind it. Every therapist who picks up a device, every clinic that trusts the protocol, has been shaped by this function. It’s a role with genuine reach: head office, customer sites, exhibitions, and the space where product development meets real-world practice. For someone who wants training to be a strategic function, not an afterthought, this is where that happens.
Your New Role
- Own the annual training strategy, calendar and course structure end to end
- Lead and coach a team of trainers, setting delivery standards and running performance reviews
- Oversee system, advanced, refresher and specialist training programmes for therapists and clinics
- Maintain and evolve course materials, lesson plans, assessments and training videos
- Test new products and treatment protocols hands-on, feeding practical insight back to NPD before launch
- Build and protect training records, certification and version control across every course
- Partner with Quality and Regulatory to keep training aligned with approved claims and protocols
- Represent the training function at customer meetings, exhibitions and industry events
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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You’ve got the grades and the economics background, and your bank internship is exactly the experience this scheme looks for. Apply soon — deadlines close within the month.
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Your summer at the bank plus your econometrics coursework map directly to the day-one responsibilities on this scheme — client modelling, market briefings, and deal support.
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Your Talents
- You’ve led a team of trainers or educators, not just delivered training yourself, and you know the difference between the two.
- Your background in beauty therapy, aesthetics or a related technical field means you can walk into a room of practising therapists and be taken seriously immediately.
- You’re as comfortable interrogating a new device on a test bench as you are coaching a trainer through a difficult delegate.
- Experience in a regulated or quality-managed environment would put you ahead, though credibility with the people you’re training matters more than the certificate on the wall.


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Why Apply
This role sits at the intersection of education, product and customer experience, rare ground for a training function to occupy. You’ll shape accreditation programmes, influence product development before it reaches market, and build the standard the entire therapist network is measured against. For someone who wants their next move to be about ownership and influence, not just delivery, this is worth serious consideration.
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