Electrical Tutor

Skills Group; Auckland; On-site; NZD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

EAP program

Flu vaccinations

Flexible leave

Birthday leave

Long service leave

Bereavement leave

KiwiSaver

Employee referral bonus

LinkedIn Learning

Professional development

Job summary

Skills Group is seeking an experienced Electrical Trainer (Tutor) to join our team at the Highbrook campus in East Tāmaki, Auckland. You will deliver engaging electrotechnology theory and practical training while assessing learners and developing high-quality resources.

If you lack teaching qualifications, Skills Group will support you to gain the required adult teaching credentials, leveraging your strong industry knowledge to shape New Zealand's electrical workforce.

Qualifications

• Current New Zealand Electrical Registration with Full Practising Licence, Inspector's Licence, or equivalent.
• Hold Unit Standards 4098 and 11551, or be willing to obtain them with Skills Group's support.
• Strong practical experience in the electrical industry.
• Willingness to develop in adult education and obtain teaching qualifications.

Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging classroom and practical electrotechnology training
• Assess learner competency and provide constructive feedback
• Develop and maintain high-quality training materials and practical learning resources
• Deliver training covering electrical theory, regulations, standards, and industry best practice
• Stay up to date with industry developments and emerging technologies
• Work collaboratively with the wider training team to continuously improve learning programmes

Skills

communication

coaching

adult education

PV solar knowledge

Education

NZQA Unit Standard 4098

NZQA Unit Standard 11551

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Skills Group is looking for an experienced Electrical Trainer (Tutor) to join our team at our modern Highbrook campus in East Tāmaki.

This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who has built a successful career in the electrical industry and is ready for a new challenge - sharing their expertise, supporting learners and helping shape New Zealand's future electrical workforce.

You'll deliver engaging theory and practical training, assess learners, and contribute to developing high-quality training resources. No teaching experience? No problem. If you have strong industry knowledge and a passion for developing others, we'll support you to gain the adult teaching qualifications you need.

What You'll Be Doing

• Deliver engaging classroom and practical electrotechnology training
• Assess learner competency and provide constructive feedback
• Develop and maintain high-quality training materials and practical learning resources
• Deliver training covering electrical theory, regulations, standards, and industry best practice
• Stay up to date with industry developments and emerging technologies
• Work collaboratively with the wider training team to continuously improve learning programmes

What You'll Bring

• A current New Zealand Electrical Registration (Full Practising Licence, Inspector's Licence, or an equivalent Electrical Engineering qualification)
• Hold Unit Standard 4098 and Unit Standard 11551, or be working towards them. If you don't currently hold these, you'll need to be willing to obtain them with Skills Group's support as part of your professional development.
• Strong practical experience in the electrical industry
• Ideally, experience in adult education or training (although we can support you to develop in this area)
• Strong communication and coaching skills, with a passion for developing others
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, including Outlook, Word, and PowerPoint
• Experience with PV solar systems is advantageous

Why join us?

At Skills Group, we're passionate about developing New Zealand's future workforce. You'll join a supportive team where your industry expertise will directly influence the next generation of electrical professionals while continuing to grow your own career.

You'll Enjoy

• Health & wellbeing: Fully subsidised Southern Cross medical insurance, TELUS Health EAP, and annual flu vaccinations
• Flexible work & leave: Flexible working arrangements, birthday leave, long service leave, and enhanced bereavement leave
• Financial benefits: 3.5% KiwiSaver contribution, 2% SuperLife contribution, and a $500 employee referral bonus
• Learning & development: LinkedIn Learning access, Future Fit development opportunities, paid professional development, and support to gain adult teaching qualifications

If you're looking for a rewarding career where you can share your knowledge, inspire others, and make a lasting impact on New Zealand's electrical industry, we'd love to hear from you!