Certificate II Electrotechnology Trainer & Assessor

Major Training Group; Brisbane; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Major Training Group is seeking an experienced Certificate II Electrotechnology Trainer & Assessor to educate and mentor school-aged students and aspiring electricians. The role emphasizes practical, engaging training and building a strong safety culture in the classroom.

You will bring an electrical trade background, current licencing or credentials, and a TA E40122 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment to shape learners into capable apprentices and future professionals.

Qualifications

• Requires a relevant electrical trade qualification and industry experience.
• Must hold a current electrical licence or relevant credentials.
• TAE40122 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment or equivalent.
• Strong communication and classroom management skills.
• Ability to explain technical concepts to younger learners.
• Hands-on, practical training approach with safety focus.
• Commitment to electrical safety and quality training.

Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging face-to-face theory and practical training.
• Provide meaningful, hands-on practical activities throughout the program.
• Teach foundational electrical skills, safe use of tools, wiring, circuits and testing.
• Bring your own industry knowledge and real-world experience into the classroom.
• Support students with different learning styles and levels of experience.
• Maintain accurate attendance, assessment and training records.
• Reinforce PPE, safety, behaviour and workplace readiness.
• Help students understand the electrical industry and progression into apprenticeships.

Skills

Electrical trade qualification

Electrical industry experience

Electrical licence

Strong communication

Classroom management

Theory and practical delivery

Education

TAE40122 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment

Job description

Certificate II Electrotechnology Trainer & Assessor

Major Training Group is looking for an experienced Certificate II Electrotechnology Trainer & Assessor who is passionate about developing the next generation of electrical apprentices.

Our Certificate II programs are primarily delivered to school-aged students and people exploring a pathway into the electrical industry. For many students, this is their first real introduction to the trade, so we need trainers who can make that experience practical, engaging and relevant while setting strong expectations around safety, attendance and work ethic.

Major Training Group is looking for an experienced Certificate II Electrotechnology Trainer & Assessor who is passionate about developing the next generation of electrical apprentices.

Our Certificate II programs are primarily delivered to school-aged students and people exploring a pathway into the electrical industry. For many students, this is their first real introduction to the trade, so we need trainers who can make that experience practical, engaging and relevant while setting strong expectations around safety, attendance and work ethic.

About the role

As a Certificate II Electrotechnology Trainer & Assessor, you will:

• Deliver engaging face-to-face theory and practical training.

• Provide meaningful, hands‑on practical activities throughout the program.

• Teach foundational electrical skills, safe use of tools, wiring, circuits and testing.

• Bring your own industry knowledge and real-world experience into the classroom.

• Support students with different learning styles and levels of experience.

• Maintain accurate attendance, assessment and training records.

• Reinforce expectations around PPE, safety, behaviour and workplace readiness.

• Help students understand the electrical industry and prepare for progression into an electrical apprenticeship.

What we're looking for

We're looking for someone who genuinely enjoys working with students and understands that good training is about more than simply getting through the course content.

Ideally, you will have:

• A relevant electrical trade qualification and strong industry experience.

• A current electrical licence or relevant industry credentials.

• A TAE40122 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, or an equivalent recognised training and assessment qualification.

• Strong communication and classroom management skills.

• Confidence delivering both theory and practical activities.

• The ability to explain technical concepts in a way that younger learners can understand.

• A practical, hands‑on approach to training.

• A strong commitment to electrical safety and quality training.

Most importantly, we're looking for someone who can engage students, challenge them and make them want to be involved.

Why Major Training Group?

Our Electrotechnology team continues to grow across Queensland and New South Wales, delivering Certificate II and Certificate III Electrotechnology training, alongside an expanding range of electrical short courses and post‑trade training.

• Privately owned and family‑first – we value our people and understand the importance of flexibility and life outside of work.

• Flexibility that works – we work with our trainers to create arrangements that support both our people and our students.

• Opportunity to grow – develop your skills, expand your training capability and grow alongside our expanding Electrotechnology offering.

• Strong practical training – be part of a team focused on genuine skill development and meaningful, hands‑on learning.

• Shape future electricians – help create strong pathways from Certificate II into electrical apprenticeships and long‑term careers in the industry.

• Industry‑relevant facilities and training – deliver practical learning that reflects what students will experience in the real world.

• Collaborative trainer team – share resources, practical activities, ideas and industry knowledge across our Electrotechnology team.

• Ongoing professional development – continue building your own skills through collaboration, PD and exposure to different areas of delivery.

• Structure without losing your style – we provide trainers with resources, guidance and support while giving you the freedom to bring your own industry experience and personality into the classroom.

• Be part of our growth – contribute ideas and have a genuine opportunity to help shape and expand our Electrotechnology programs across Queensland and New South Wales.

If you're an experienced electrician or trainer who enjoys helping young people develop practical skills and take their first steps into the electrical industry, we'd love to hear from you.