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A professional training organization in the UK seeks a Technical Instructor to lead a 12-week hybrid training program, aimed at upskilling mothers for in-demand data roles. The role involves delivering engaging data analysis and protection training while fostering an inclusive learning environment. Compensation ranges from £10,000 to £12,000 for the contract duration, starting December 2025.
IN4 Group is a leading international professional technology training and skills provider, with operations across the United Kingdom and the Middle East. Delivered through a proven regional blueprint, the Group unlocks the potential of local talent to drive sustainable productivity and prosperity for industry, communities, and the local economy. Its mission is to ensure fair access to technology futures, underpinned by its DNA: to humanise technology, create a connection to place, and maintain a culture of belonging.
The Group comprises award-winning specialist training divisions with a portfolio of bespoke programmes, professional qualifications, and apprenticeships. It holds approved training provider status with Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, and Google, is ISO 9001 accredited, and is rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted.
To date, IN4 has worked with over 500 employers, engaged more than 2,000 schools and colleges, and upskilled over 6,000 people into tech jobs – 59% of whom are women and 37% from underrepresented groups. In the past three years alone, the Group has generated over £44m in social impact, including £25.3m in 2024 – a return of £3.88 for every £1 invested. This pedigree has enabled the Group to hold prestigious preferred provider status with regional and national governments.
The Power of MIND (Mums in Data) is a 12-week hybrid training and employability programme designed to upskill mums with caregiving responsibilities in high-demand data roles. Delivered through a blend of instructor-led teaching, guided self‑study, workshops, live client projects, and 1‑2‑1 mentoring, the programme uses a project‑based learning model supported by industry content from Microsoft and BCS.
The programme directly addresses the UK’s growing skills gap. Nearly 48% of UK businesses are currently recruiting for data roles, with more than 234,000 vacancies industry-wide, and 46% of employers report having difficulty finding candidates with the necessary data skills. At the same time, 54.1% of mums aged 25–49 are economically inactive due to family or home responsibilities, representing a significant pool of untapped talent. Women also remain heavily under‑represented in STEM, with men outnumbering women in data roles by more than 4 to 1.
Through hands‑on, practical training, participants gain technical skills in data analysis, data management, data protection, alongside essential soft skills such as communication, problem‑solving, confidence building, and presentation skills. The programme integrates tailored employability support, including CV optimisation, interview preparation, job‑search strategy, networking skills, and ongoing post‑programme mentoring.
By unlocking the potential of mums returning from career breaks, The Power of MIND reduces barriers to employment, tackles gender inequality in the data sector, increases local economic participation, and supplies employers with diverse, motivated, and job‑ready talent equipped for modern data‑ and compliance‑driven roles.
We are seeking a Technical Instructor to join our team on a flexible, contractor basis, delivering high‑quality training for The Power of MIND (Mums in Data) Programme. The role involves delivering engaging and practical learning in data analysis, databases, data protection and AI, while supporting learners to develop real‑world, industry‑relevant skills. The ideal candidate will combine strong technical expertise with a passion for teaching and helping learners succeed in the Data sector.
This is a contract position for candidates based in the UK. The role lasts for 12 weeks, with total compensation ranging from £10,000 to £12,000, depending on your skills and experience. The course runs three days a week, one or two days will be delivered in person in London, and starts in December 2025, so we are looking for someone to begin as soon as possible. All curriculum and teaching materials are provided, and you will have support from our delivery team throughout the role.
Although the instructor will receive the curriculum, teaching framework, and most of the content, they may also need to develop additional resources for the program when necessary.
You can find the curriculum of this programme here