Trainee Electrical Installation Lecturer

Job Title: Trainee Electrical Installation Lecturer Location: Manchester  Salary: £30,000 – £36,000 per annum Start Date: Immediate About the Role We are seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Trainee Electrical Installation Lecturer to join an expereinced Electrical Installation team. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with industry experience who is looking to take their first step into teaching. You will be supported with training and development to help you transition into the education sector, while sharing your knowledge and skills with the next generation of electricians. Key Responsibilities Deliver engaging and practical sessions in Electrical Installation to students at various levels. Support learners in developing both theoretical knowledge and practical competence. Prepare learning materials and contribute to the development of curriculum resources. Assess student progress and provide constructive feedback. Ensure a safe and supportive learning environment in workshops and classrooms. Undertake continuous professional development to enhance teaching skills and subject knowledge.Essential Requirements Minimum Level 3 qualification in Electrical Installation (or equivalent). Strong practical knowledge and industry experience in electrical installation. A positive attitude towards personal development and willingness to undertake teaching qualifications.What We Offer Competitive salary between £30,000 – £36,000 (depending on experience and qualifications). Full training and mentoring to support your transition into teaching. Opportunities for career progression within the education sector. Support with achieving a recognised teaching qualification. A positive, supportive, and professional working environment.If this is something you are interested in, feel free to get in touch with me via email, and I can give you a call to disucss further on the position avaialble.  I look forward to hearing back from suitable candidates who want to take a step into education. Thanks, Dalton