Aerospace Technical Training Officer – Educate & Inspire

Coleg Cambria; Wales; Remote; GBP 35,000 - 54,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent Pension Scheme

Generous Annual Leave Entitlement

On site nursery provision

Discounts on College Courses

Access to E-Learning & PD

Discounted Gym Membership

Sports & Fitness Facilities

Free Parking on All Sites

Cycle Scheme

Discounted Hairdressing/Beauty

Discounted Restaurant Rates

Enhanced family leave

Job summary

Coleg Cambria in North Wales is seeking a Technical Training Officer in Aerospace at the Deeside site to deliver practical sessions in our training workshops, including aircraft fitting, rivets and fastening, and basic maintenance.

The role involves scheduled teaching, preparing learning materials, marking work, liaising with awarding bodies, and coaching learners to progress. Welsh language skills are desirable and the college supports bilingual delivery.

Qualifications

• Qualified to at least Level 3 in a relevant specialist subject area, ideally level 4.
• Be able to develop and use a range of teaching and learning techniques
• Ability to assess the outcomes of learning and learner achievements

Responsibilities

• Deliver practical sessions in training workshops (aerospace).
• Carry out aircraft detailed fitting activities and install mechanical fasteners.
• Drill light and heavy skin materials and perform basic aircraft maintenance.
• Prepare learning materials, mark students’ work, liaise with awarding bodies, invigilate exams.
• Provide educational guidance, support and coaching to learners.

Skills

Teaching techniques

Assessment of learning outcomes

Education

Level 3 in relevant subject

Level 4 (preferred)

Job description

Coleg Cambria in North Wales is seeking a Technical Training Officer in Aerospace at the Deeside site to deliver practical sessions in our training workshops, including aircraft fitting, rivets and fastening, and basic maintenance.

The role involves scheduled teaching, preparing learning materials, marking work, liaising with awarding bodies, and coaching learners to progress. Welsh language skills are desirable and the college supports bilingual delivery.