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Rise Technical Recruitment Limited is seeking a Construction Instructor for a large further education college in High Wycombe. The role offers full teacher training, a salary of around £27,000, Monday to Friday, and a clear path into teaching.
You will bring hands-on construction experience to practical sessions, supervise workshops, and help learners develop skills in health and safety while the college provides support and progression opportunities.
High Wycombe
£27,000 + Full Teacher Training + Excellent Pension + 38 Days Holiday + Career Progression into Teaching
Are you a Construction professional with strong hands-on industry experience?
Do you want to step away from site and into a rewarding role where you can pass on your knowledge to the next generation of construction professionals while receiving full teacher training?
This is an excellent opportunity to join a large, modern Further Education college that is committed to developing industry professionals into outstanding educators. No previous teaching experience is required, with full support and funded teacher training provided.
In this role, you will work alongside experienced lecturers, delivering practical Construction sessions, supporting learners in the workshop, maintaining a safe learning environment and ensuring equipment and resources are prepared for practical activities. You will also supervise learners during practical sessions, reinforce key skills and help students develop the confidence and practical ability needed to succeed in industry.
The ideal candidate will have practical Construction experience, a Level 2 qualification or above in a Construction-related discipline and a good understanding of health and safety within a workshop or site environment. You will be enthusiastic about developing others and looking for a long-term career in education.
We are an equal opportunities company and welcome applications from all suitable candidates.