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JETOUR Australia is seeking a skilled Technical Trainer to develop and deliver practical, technically accurate training for our dealer technicians in Sydney. You will cover vehicle systems, ADAS, hybrid, and high-voltage tech, delivering instructor-led, virtual and workplace-based learning.
Join a growing global automotive brand and help elevate dealer capability with current courseware, hands-on practice, and assessments. Competitive salary and development opportunities available.
JETOUR Australia is part of the global JETOUR automotive brand, bringing innovative vehicles, technology and a fresh approach to the Australian automotive market. As we continue to grow our presence across Australia, we are looking for an experienced and passionate Technical Trainer to join our team based in Sydney.
The Technical Trainer develops and delivers practical, technically accurate training that enables JETOUR authorised dealer technicians to diagnose, maintain and repair JETOUR vehicles safely and efficiently. The role builds competence across vehicle systems, diagnostic processes, repair methods, special tools, ADAS and emerging hybrid, battery-electric and high-voltage technologies.
The position delivers instructor-led, virtual and workplace-based learning, conducts valid knowledge and practical assessments, maintains training vehicles, components and equipment and supports dealer readiness for new-model launches. It works with Technical Support, Field, Warranty, Product and JETOUR global teams to keep learning content current and convert field issues into useful diagnostic and repair capability.
Deliver engaging instructor-led, virtual and workplace-based technical training in accordance with approved curricula, lesson plans and safety controls
Demonstrate structured diagnosis, inspection, measurement, disassembly, repair, programming, calibration and verification techniques using approved information and equipment
Adapt explanations and learning activities to participant experience while maintaining required objectives, technical depth and assessment standards
Manage class timing, participation, practical rotations and learner support professionally and document attendance, issues and outcomes promptly
Review global courseware, workshop manuals, wiring diagrams, service bulletins, diagnostic data and repair procedures for accuracy and Australian relevance
Develop or localise presentations, facilitator guides, participant materials, practical exercises, videos, job aids and digital-learning content
Conduct knowledge, diagnostic and practical assessments consistently using approved tools, evidence requirements and reasonable assessment conditions
Prepare and maintain training vehicles, cutaways, components, diagnostic equipment, special tools, workshop consumables and learning spaces
Complete pre-course equipment checks, risk assessments and practical-activity briefings and stop work when conditions are unsafe or controls are ineffective
Gather learner, dealer and field feedback and analyse assessment and course data to improve content, exercises, delivery and learner support
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, or commitment and ability to obtain the required credential within an agreed timeframe
Australian-recognised automotive trade qualification, such as Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology, Automotive Electrical Technology or an equivalent discipline
Substantial hands‑on dealership, OEM or specialist technical experience, including diagnosis of complex mechanical, electrical and electronic faults
Demonstrated ability to teach and demonstrate diagnosis and repair using wiring diagrams, technical publications, diagnostic data and approved procedures
Strong facilitation, coaching and interpersonal skills, with the ability to explain complex concepts clearly to technicians at different capability levels
Sound digital literacy across scan tools, diagnostic platforms, virtual delivery, learning systems and Microsoft 365 applications
Current Australian driver licence and ability to travel regularly
Previous automotive OEM or distributor technical‑training, master‑technician, diagnostic or field‑support experience (desirable)
Experience teaching ADAS, vehicle networks, infotainment, hybrid, battery‑electric or high‑voltage vehicle systems (desirable)
Experience developing instructor‑led, digital or video learning content, practical exercises and competency assessments (desirable)
This is more than just another technical trainer role.
You will have the opportunity to join a growing global automotive brand at an exciting stage of its Australian journey, where your technical expertise can directly influence the capability of our dealer network and the customer experience.
We offer:
A competitive salary package commensurate with experience.
The opportunity to work with innovative automotive technology and new vehicle products.
Access to industry‑leading technical tools, equipment and resources.
Professional development and ongoing technical training opportunities.
Career growth within a rapidly developing automotive business.
A collaborative, dynamic and supportive working environment.
The opportunity to contribute to the development of JETOUR's technical capability across Australia.
JETOUR Australia is an equal opportunity employer committed to building a diverse, inclusive and respectful workplace. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, cultures, identities, ages and abilities. We value different perspectives and experiences and believe that a diverse workforce helps us build stronger teams, better products and exceptional customer experiences. We are committed to providing a fair and inclusive recruitment process and encourage applications from all suitably qualified candidates.