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Wigan & Leigh College is seeking a Residential Childcare Trainer Assessor to deliver Level 4 and Level 5 apprenticeship standards and conduct workplace assessments for apprentices across employer sites and college locations.
You will support progress reviews, SMART targets and Functional Skills while liaising with employers and awarding bodies. A DBS check and safeguarding commitment are essential for this role.
Application Deadline: 6 November 2026
Department: Business Services
Employment Type: Part Time
Location: Wigan & Leigh College
Reporting To: Anita Lee
Compensation: GBP 16,967 - GBP 20,437 / year
22.2 Hours per Week | Permanent | All Year Round
GBP 16,967 to GBP 20,437 per year, which is pro rata of GBP 28,279 to GBP 34,603 per year
Support the apprentice. Assess the standard. Help residential childcare practice grow stronger.
Residential childcare is skilled, demanding and deeply important work.
Apprentices need to understand more than the standard. They need to develop professional judgement, safe practice, confidence and the ability to reflect on the care they provide for children and young people.
As our Residential Childcare Trainer Assessor, you'll help them build that practice.
You’ll deliver group learning and carry out workplace assessments for apprentices working towards Residential Childcare standards at Level 4 and Level 5. You’ll complete progress reviews, set SMART targets, support Functional Skills and help apprentices build the evidence they need to progress.
You’ll also work with employer partners and awarding bodies to support and develop the college's offer, while contributing to IQA activity within the existing team.
This is a role for someone with strong occupational experience in residential childcare and confidence in workplace assessment. You’ll understand the standards, responsibilities and professional behaviours expected in the sector, and you’ll be able to support apprentices to apply those expectations in real working environments.
At Wigan & Leigh College, apprenticeships help people build skill, confidence and professional futures.
In Residential Childcare, that work matters. Apprentices are developing the knowledge, behaviours and judgement needed to support children and young people safely and well.
Your experience will help them understand what good practice looks like, how to evidence it and how to keep improving.
You’ll work with apprentices, employers and colleagues to support progress and achievement. You’ll also help develop a responsive offer that supports local workforce need and strengthens practice in the sector.
Great people. Change lives.