Training Manager. Job in United Kingdom Education & Training Jobs

Digital Poverty Alliance; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 80,000 - 100,000; Part time

Job summary

A non-profit organization focused on digital training is seeking a part-time trainer to develop and deliver programs aimed at enhancing digital skills among low-confidence users and understanding digital poverty. The role is remote but involves travel across the UK for training events. Responsibilities include creating training content, delivering sessions, and assessing the effectiveness of training materials.

Benefits

Flexible working hours

Travel expenses covered

Qualifications

• Strong understanding of digital skills and poverty.
• Experience working with diverse audiences.
• Proficient in creating training materials.

Responsibilities

• Develop standardized training materials tailored for specific audiences.
• Deliver training sessions in person and online.
• Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of training programs.

Skills

Training delivery

Curriculum design

Relationship building

Monitoring and evaluation

Job description

A part-time role developing, curating, delivering and finessing training for two distinct audiences training for those who have low digital confidence, as well as young people, in how to use digital devices effectively and efficiently; and also training for those who may come into contact with, or wish to learn about, digital poverty, including staff of corporates and community providers.

The former audience learning about digital skills will need to gain knowledge and understanding about the foundational elements of using laptops, tablets and smartphones. This includes Essential Digital Skills such as setting passwords, connecting to Wi-Fi and using keyboards, as well as soft skills such as staying safe online, critical thinking and recognising fake news or AI generated imagery.

The latter audience learning about digital poverty will need to learn about the causes and impacts of digital poverty, what impact digital exclusion has on families and communities, and how to understand if someone is digitally included.

There may be other training requirements as well such as training external users of our systems, training corporate volunteers, or a train-the-train model of supporting young people to work with those in their communities.

Key responsibilities

• Work with CEO and SMT to gain a strong understanding of the content we wish to deliver.
• Design a range of standardised training materials, developing curriculum plans, which are able to be tailored easily for cohorts.
• Work with the Head of Development to ensure training meets the needs of potential partners.
• Work with delivery and project officers to understand training requirements as they relate to specific programmatic requirements.
• Deliver training as the lead trainer for the charity, usually in person but sometimes online.
• Work with partner organisations to build strong relationships, especially when working with corporate volunteers.
• Create and implement monitoring and evaluation frameworks to assess the effectiveness of the training, gather feedback and finesse the training models you have created.
• Be able to run a train the trainer model for corporate volunteers, other staff, and young people on specific programmes, briefing them and ensuring consistency and quality.
• Work with the Head of External Affairs to produce high quality materials, including presentations, leaflets and other resources.
• Support marketing, project management, contract management and other functions delivered by other team members.
• Provide accurate reporting on the basis of feedback, participation and other indicators of current success.
• Take a self-sufficient approach to logistical management, whilst also working with colleagues where duties overlap.
• Keep up to date on developments in digital skills, maintaining subject matter knowledge.
• Maintain a strong understanding of the digital poverty landscape, including across policy, research and interventions, to inform training delivery.
• Work with colleagues to role model best practice in training.

The role is remote based - the whole team works from home - but you will need to be able to regularly travel across the UK including potential overnight stays and evening working. You must feel comfortable being the person who sets up at a training event, and have a hands-on approach. (The costs of travel are, of course, covered.)