Electrical Industry Trainer: Shape Tomorrow's Electricians

Future Energy Skills; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 80,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Six weeks annual leave

Employer superannuation contributions

Health Promotion Scheme

Staff development days

Ongoing professional development

Structured mentoring and support

Assistance to obtain qualifications

Contribution to electrical workforce

Job summary

Future Energy Skills in Clayton, Victoria is seeking an experienced Electrical Industry Trainer to deliver practical licensing tuition and support the development of aspiring electrical workers. You will use established course resources and your own hands-on experience to bring concepts to life in a clear, patient teaching style.

You will train candidates for LET, LEP and SWP, adapt to learners of different knowledge levels, and contribute to resource improvements while collaborating with fellow

Qualifications

• Current Victorian A Grade Electrical License is required.
• Experience in training or instructional roles is preferred.
• Ability to explain complex electrical concepts clearly to learners of varying knowledge levels.

Responsibilities

• Deliver licensing assessment tuition refresher courses (LET, LEP, SWP).
• Deliver engaging training that suits learners with different knowledge levels and confidence.
• Explain electrical theory, testing, regulations and practical concepts clearly.
• Prepare effectively for scheduled training sessions.
• Contribute to review, moderation and improvement of training resources.
• Collaborate with trainers, administration staff and industry stakeholders.
• Maintain current industry knowledge and professional standards.

Skills

Communication

Interpersonal skills

Adaptability

Mentoring

Time management

Education

Certificate IV in Training and Assessment

TAFE/RTO or adult education background

Job description

Future Energy Skills in Clayton, Victoria is seeking an experienced Electrical Industry Trainer to deliver practical licensing tuition and support the development of aspiring electrical workers. You will use established course resources and your own hands-on experience to bring concepts to life in a clear, patient teaching style.

You will train candidates for LET, LEP and SWP, adapt to learners of different knowledge levels, and contribute to resource improvements while collaborating with fellow