Freelance Vocational Trainer

Find.; Maidstone; On-site; GBP 46,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Find. is expanding a national network of freelance trainers across the UK, delivering vocational training and short courses for adults and learners. Assignments vary by subject and location, typically lasting several days to two weeks, with day rates from £250 to £350 depending on assignment and budget. Travel across the UK is common.

You'll bring industry expertise and a teaching or assessing qualification, and you must be willing to travel to delivery venues.

Qualifications

• Demonstrable experience delivering adult or vocational training and relevant industry expertise.
• Current specialist qualifications, approvals or instructor accreditations for regulated courses such as CPCS, NPORS, LANTRA, EUSR, CABWI, NRSWA, SIA or CITB, as applicable.
• Strong communication, reliability and willingness to travel to delivery venues.
• Experience with DWP-funded provision, Skills Bootcamps, employability or prison education is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Deliver classroom and/or practical training to varied learner groups.
• Prepare learners for qualifications and assessments where applicable.
• Adapt delivery to maintain engagement, confidence and work readiness.
• Complete attendance, assessment and compliance documentation accurately.
• Maintain safeguarding, professionalism and awarding-body standards.

Skills

Vocational training delivery

Travel willingness

Teaching qualification

Education

Level 3 Award in Education and Training (AET)

Job description

Freelance Vocational Trainer

£250-£350 per day indicative, dependent on assignment | Freelance | UK-wide opportunities

We are expanding a national network of freelance trainers, tutors and assessors for a growing provider of short, employment-focused training programmes. With courses already being scheduled and further delivery planned, we are keen to hear from trainers across a wide range of vocational disciplines.

The opportunity

Deliver practical, engaging short courses for adults and young people facing barriers to employment, in community and potentially prison-based settings. Assignments vary by subject, location and duration, typically ranging from several days to around two weeks. You can discuss availability and preferred travel areas before accepting individual assignments.

Specialisms we are recruiting across

• Construction: CSCS/CITB health and safety, CPCS, NPORS, vehicle/plant marshalling and related practical skills.
• LANTRA, NRSWA street works, EUSR (including CAT & Genny and safe digging), CABWI and utilities.
• Health and safety, manual handling, first aid and fire safety.
• SIA security: door supervision, security guarding and CCTV.
• Retail, customer service and hospitality.
• Health and social care.
• Warehousing, logistics, agrifood/agritech and other vocational disciplines.

What you'll do

• Deliver classroom and/or practical training to varied learner groups.
• Prepare learners for qualifications and assessments where applicable.
• Adapt delivery to maintain engagement, confidence and work readiness.
• Complete attendance, assessment and compliance documentation accurately.
• Maintain safeguarding, professionalism and awarding-body standards.

What we're looking for

• Demonstrable experience delivering adult or vocational training and relevant industry expertise.
• A teaching or assessing qualification, ideally Level 3 Award in Education and Training (AET) or equivalent.
• Current specialist qualifications, approvals or instructor accreditations for regulated courses such as CPCS, NPORS, LANTRA, EUSR, CABWI, NRSWA, SIA or CITB, as applicable.
• Strong communication, reliability and willingness to travel to delivery venues.
• Experience with DWP-funded provision, Skills Bootcamps, employability or prison education is advantageous. Existing prison vetting is especially welcome.

Rates and assignments

Indicative day rates are £250-£350, with the rate confirmed for each assignment according to course specialism, duration, location and contract budget. Opportunities are UK-wide; the volume and timing of assignments depend on programme demand and your availability.