Lived-Experience Co-Trainer for Learning Disabilities
Unique Training Solutions
Greater London
On-site
GBP 34,000 - 49,000
Part time
14 days+
A complete application in a minute
Tailored resume and cover letter, ready to send.
Get past ATS filters
Benefits offered by this job
Full induction and ongoing support
Competitive pay
Friendly, inclusive working environment
Opportunities for professional development
Job summary
A leading training provider in the UK is seeking a Trainer with Lived Experience of Learning Disability to co-deliver impactful training sessions for health and social care staff. The role emphasizes sharing personal experiences to foster understanding and empathy in care practices. Full training and support will be provided, with competitive pay offered at £30 per hour. This rewarding position is perfect for someone passionate about making a difference and committed to inclusion and respect for people with learning disabilities.
Qualifications
Has a learning disability and experience they feel comfortable sharing.
Is passionate about improving understanding and respect for people with learning disabilities.
Can travel (within a reasonable distance) to attend in person training.
Responsibilities
Co-deliver Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training to health and social care staff.
Share lived experience in a safe way to support learning.
Work collaboratively with co-trainer and colleagues to ensure quality delivery.
Skills
Lived experience of learning disability
Confidence in speaking to groups
Passion for inclusion
Job description
A leading training provider in the UK is seeking a Trainer with Lived Experience of Learning Disability to co-deliver impactful training sessions for health and social care staff. The role emphasizes sharing personal experiences to foster understanding and empathy in care practices. Full training and support will be provided, with competitive pay offered at £30 per hour. This rewarding position is perfect for someone passionate about making a difference and committed to inclusion and respect for people with learning disabilities.