Multi-Skills Training Assistant – Construction Trades Are you practical, organised, and passionate about supporting learners in construction skills? We are seeking a Multi-Skills Training Assistant, internally referred to as a Multi Skills Technician, to support the delivery of vocational training in trades such as plastering, painting and decorating, tiling, and dry lining within a prison workshop environment. You’ll work closely with the Multi-Skills Trainer to maintain a safe, well-equipped, and engaging learning environment, helping learners develop essential trade skills while ensuring compliance with prison safety and security protocols. Key Responsibilities: Prepare and maintain workshop spaces, ensuring tools, materials, and equipment are ready for lessons. Assist with practical activities and demonstrations aligned to City & Guilds Level 2 standards. Manage tool inventories and equipment maintenance, ensuring safety and security at all times. Support learners during practical tasks, providing guidance and encouragement. Promote a safe and restorative workshop culture focused on skill development and learner engagement. Help maintain accurate records of attendance, tool usage, and learner progress. Collaborate with the trainer and prison staff to ensure smooth delivery of sessions. We are looking for someone with: Experience in construction trades (plastering, painting, tiling, dry lining) at Level 2 or equivalent. Practical knowledge of health and safety and workshop tool management. Good communication skills and the ability to support learners with diverse needs. An understanding of vocational education or a willingness to develop in this area. Strong organisational skills and attention to detail for record-keeping and workshop prep. Patience, empathy, and a passion for helping others succeed. Qualifications in construction trades and any training or assessor certifications are desirable but not essential. Why Join Us? This role offers a unique opportunity to support meaningful skills development within a secure environment. You’ll help learners build confidence, competence, and employability in the construction sector — empowering them to create better futures.