Instructor Demonstrator Assessor - Welding Location: Middlesbrough Salary: Up to 29,212 Per Annum Hours: 37 hours per week Annual Leave: 30 days plus statutory Bank Holidays Pension: Teesside Pension Scheme (LGPS) Job Purpose: To instruct, train, demonstrate and assess students on competence based/skills based learning programmes in the Welding workshops. Learners will be assessed on a range of welding techniques throughout their programme of study at Levels 1, 2 and 3. Key Responsibilities To support lecturing staff on competence-based skills to standards set by external bodies, currently industry-led bodies and awarding bodies: in workshops and associated workrooms in the workplace establishing, monitoring and assessing work experience/placement activities in realistic work environments To train, demonstrate, assess and support students on competence based/skills-based learning programmes devised. To assist individual student/trainees in the development of their individual learning plan in order to achieve their objectives and to meet external set standards. To maintain safe working practices. The upkeep of learning resources/equipment used within the learning programme; reporting faults and repair to the appropriate technician/manager. To support the student application and enrolment process in liaison with teaching staff and administrative staff. To assist in the guidance of students within the learning programmes, including carrying out 1/1 tutorials. To contribute to promotional materials and activities within the learning programmes and publicity and public relations events, e.g., open days. To assist with college administration, including contribution to statistical returns such as retention rates, assessment results and student destinations. To participate in appropriate team meetings and liaise with all staff, students and external agencies as necessary to fulfil the duties of the post. To show an active commitment to the College?s Equality and Diversity Policy, Quality Frameworks and Health & Safety Procedures. To actively participate in Continuous Professional development including the introduction of new technologies to allow you to contribute effectively to the success of the College. To carry out such other appropriate duties commensurate with your skills, knowledge and experience. Requirements · To hold a Welding or fabrication based NVQ qualification at a minimum Level 3. To be a qualified teacher or must be prepared to commence an appropriate teaching qualification on appointment to the post. Grade C or above in Maths and English (or equivalent) or willing to undertake. A commitment to undertake any mandatory training relevant to the role. Assessor and Verifier Awards - Desirable. Teaching or Training Experience - Desirable. First Aid qualification - Desirable. Current and relevant industrial experience or time served apprentice in a Welding Engineering sector. Teaching andor Training Experience - Desirable. For more information please contact Travis Townsend at Imperial Recruitment Group.
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