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YRT-RTO is seeking a Trainers and Assessors role in Sydney, NSW. The position is on-site and contract-based, delivering accredited and non-accredited programs across construction, infrastructure, traffic management, and related sectors.
Responsibilities include preparing materials, delivering instruction, and assessing learners to achieve job readiness and licences. You will maintain training records, provide feedback, and work with the broader team to ensure courses stay aligned with industry
YRT-RTO delivers practical, industry-focused training across construction, infrastructure, traffic management, textiles, cleaning, leadership, business, and supply chain. The organization offers a wide range of courses, including high-risk work licences, workplace safety programs, and job-ready training for both new entrants and experienced workers seeking to upskill or refresh qualifications. All training is built around safe work practices, WHS responsibilities, and real industry expectations to ensure participants are prepared for on-site conditions. YRT-RTO provides flexible delivery options, including scheduled courses and varied session times, to support national businesses, contractors, solo trades, and project teams. The focus is on building people up with hands-on training that leads to practical, real-world outcomes.
The Trainers and Assessors role at YRT-RTO is a contract, on-site position based in Sydney, NSW. The role involves delivering accredited and non-accredited training programs in areas such as construction, infrastructure, traffic management, cleaning, textiles, and workplace safety. Day-to-day activities include preparing training materials, delivering classroom and practical instruction, demonstrating safe work practices, and assessing learners' competencies against industry and regulatory standards. Trainers and Assessors are responsible for maintaining accurate training and assessment records, providing constructive feedback to learners, and supporting participants to achieve job readiness and licence or certification outcomes. The role also requires collaboration with the broader training team to ensure courses meet current industry requirements and WHS obligations.