Multi-Skills Construction Trainer: Transform Lives

Hmp High Down; Ewell; On-site; GBP 3,000 - 5,000; Part time

Job summary

HMP High Down is offering a sessional, fixed-term opportunity to lead an 8-week Multi-Trade Skills Bootcamp for up to 12 learners preparing for release. The role delivers hands-on workshop sessions and classroom learning across carpentry, plumbing, drylining and related trades.

You will assess progression, provide constructive feedback, and work with prison staff and partner colleges to ensure a high-quality learning experience while embedding health and safety and industry best practices.

Qualifications

• Experience delivering practical construction training to adults in a workshop setting across two or more trades.
• Experience supporting adults with barriers to learning, employment or progression.
• Experience with learners who may display challenging behaviours, maintaining engagement and safety.
• Level 3 (or above) vocational qualification in Construction or a relevant construction trade.
• Assessor Award (CAVA, A1, D32/D33 or equivalent).
• Good understanding of Health & Safety legislation and safe working practices in a workshop.

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver high-quality practical and classroom-based training across a range of construction trades.
• Assess learners' knowledge, practical skills and workplace behaviours with constructive feedback.
• Monitor learner progress and maintain accurate records for funding, quality assurance and compliance.
• Collaborate with prison staff, employers and college colleagues to ensure a positive learning experience.
• Embed health and safety, sustainability and industry best practices in delivery.

Skills

Delivery of training to adults

Workshop instruction

Engaging learners

Health & safety awareness

Education

Level 3 Construction or trade

Assessor Award (CAVA/A1/D32-D33)

Job description

HMP High Down is offering a sessional, fixed-term opportunity to lead an 8-week Multi-Trade Skills Bootcamp for up to 12 learners preparing for release. The role delivers hands-on workshop sessions and classroom learning across carpentry, plumbing, drylining and related trades.

You will assess progression, provide constructive feedback, and work with prison staff and partner colleges to ensure a high-quality learning experience while embedding health and safety and industry best practices.