Training Officers in Management and Business Skills (Mid and South Wales)
We are looking to recruit highly skilled Training Officers to join our growing Management/Business Administration learning delivery team.
The ideal candidates will have middle/senior management experience and be able to teach and develop apprentices who themselves are employed within a range of employers across the Mid and South Wales regions. Self-motivation, enthusiasm, independence and teamwork are a must for the role, along with good interpersonal and communication skills.
You will be working directly with employers and apprentices of all ages so the ability to motivate individuals and support them in achieving agreed goals must be one of your attributes, possessing excellent interpersonal and communication skills along with a drive to succeed.
Ultimately you will gain a huge amount of job satisfaction through teaching your apprentices and achieving their Business suite NVQ qualifications Levels 2 to 5.
You can expect to deliver teaching and learning in the workplace day to day, passing on your knowledge and experience as well as undertaking assessments, assisting apprentices in preparing their portfolio of evidence and carrying out progression reviews.
Similarly, you will support learners to improve their literacy, numeracy and digital skills, and promote the use of the Welsh Language wherever possible.
It is a requirement to have access to your own transport and hold a current valid driving licence as travel is critical to the positions.
JOB REQUIREMENTS
YOU SHOULD:
● Have a minimum of 3 years’ experience working in Business Management/Administration at a middle/senior management level
● Have or be familiar with Business Management/Administration qualifications at Level 4
● Have excellent organisational and time management skills
● Have a good level of IT skills and ability to learn new software
● Hold D32/D33, TAQA or A1 Assessor award or willing to work towards.
● Hold GCSE A* C / 9 – 4 in English and Maths or Level 2 equivalent (desirable, not essential)
● The ability to speak Welsh is desirable but not essential
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