Trade Trainer & Assessor – Industry Expert

All Skills College; Punchbowl; On-site; AUD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

All Skills College in Australia is seeking a Vocational Trainer and Assessor with strong industry experience in one or more trades. The role aligns teaching allocation with your qualifications and current industry skills, delivering both practical and theory sessions and connecting learning to real workplace tasks.

You will assess student work, provide constructive feedback, support diverse learners, maintain records, and contribute to improving resources and delivery.

Qualifications

• Relevant trade or vocational qualifications and demonstrated industry competencies.
• Current industry skills, knowledge and practical experience.
• Relevant licences, registrations or endorsements where required.
• Training and assessment credentials appropriate to the courses you will deliver.
• A strong commitment to safe working practices and quality training.
• Clear communication, patience and sound organisational skills.
• Confidence using digital systems, or a willingness to learn.
• Experienced trainers and assessors are encouraged to apply.
• Industry professionals considering a move into teaching are also welcome. Tell us about your current training and assessment credentials so we can discuss an appropriate supported pathway.
• Teaching and assessment allocations are subject to verification of the credentials, competencies and industry currency required for the relevant training products.

Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging practical and theory sessions.
• Help students connect their learning with real workplace tasks.
• Assess student work and provide clear, constructive feedback.
• Support students with different backgrounds and learning needs.
• Maintain accurate training, assessment and student progress records.
• Contribute your industry knowledge to improve learning resources and delivery.

Job description

All Skills College in Australia is seeking a Vocational Trainer and Assessor with strong industry experience in one or more trades. The role aligns teaching allocation with your qualifications and current industry skills, delivering both practical and theory sessions and connecting learning to real workplace tasks.

You will assess student work, provide constructive feedback, support diverse learners, maintain records, and contribute to improving resources and delivery.