Work for NDNA: Associate trainer roles

National Day Nurseries Association; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 25,000 - 45,000; Part time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking passionate associate trainers to deliver impactful training across the early years sector in the UK. This flexible role allows you to design and deliver training sessions while fitting them around your other commitments. With a focus on quality improvement and regulatory standards, you will play a crucial role in shaping the future of early years education. Ideal candidates will have significant experience in early years practice and hold relevant training qualifications. If you are self-motivated and eager to make a difference, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Benefits

Flexible working hours

All course materials provided

Opportunity to become a Millie’s Mark Award Assessor

Qualifications

• 3+ years leading practice in early years in a supervisory role.
• Relevant training qualification and Level 3 in subject specialism.

Responsibilities

• Deliver training and undertake quality visits across the early years sector.
• Support the delivery of a portfolio of services.

Skills

Early years practice

Leadership and management skills

SEND/ALN/ASN qualifications

Public liability insurance

Training delivery

Quality improvement

Education

Relevant training qualification (CertEd, PCET, PTTLS)

Level 3 qualification

Tools

IT equipment

Projector

Speakers

Job description

Become an associate trainer for NDNA to deliver training or undertake quality visits across the early years sector.

Qualified early years trainers: England, Scotland, Wales

We are recruiting to our associate bank of qualified early years trainers across England, Scotland and Wales. We are looking for trainers with experience in either early years practice or early years leadership and management skills to support the delivery of our portfolio of services.

We currently have a high demand for trainers in Scotland, West Midlands, and North Pennines.

We would also invite applicants with extensiveSEND/ALN/ASN qualifications and practical experience, and those that hold a paediatric first aid certificate and may wish to explore becoming a Millie’s Mark Award Assessor.

Associates are required to have:

• At least three years’ experience leading practice in the early years sector, in a supervisory or managerial position
• Hold a relevant training qualification e.g. CertEd, PCET, PTTLS
• Level 3 and ongoing continued professional development in area of subject specialism
• At least one years ’ experience of delivering and/or designing training for groups
• Knowledge of the relevant regulatory inspection framework
• Experience of driving ongoing quality improvement.

You must be self-employed to work as an associate for NDNA. The days and times are flexible and you can fit training around other commitments.

All course materials are provided, and Associates are required to have their own IT equipment.

For face to face training, a ssociates are required to have their own public liability insurance, and it is desirable that you have your own equipment e.g. projector, speakers.

Successful applicants will be included on our database and allocated assignments as they arise.

Recruitment is conducted quarterly every April , July , October , and January . If you have submitted your application form, an interview will be arranged at the next quarter.

If you’re interested in applying, please download the application form below.