Generis is the specialist training and development department of ADS, delivering accredited and bespoke training. The Lead Development Trainer role is an exciting career opportunity for someone with experience of delivering and developing training. The sector is in the process of developing a national training programme and standards, so the opportunities for development are enormous and the future is exciting. If this appeals to you, read on. The successful candidate will join an established team with a reputation for quality and innovation. With a focus on development and growth you will work alongside the team to expand our portfolio of training. If you have the L3 in Education and Training and a L3 in Leadership and Management or equivalent, then we would like to hear from you. Check out! - Our training offer https://ads-uk.org/business/business-traning - Our offer to businesses https://ads-uk.org/business To arrange for an informal discussion with Laura Jarvis contact: 01482 320606 PLEASE NOTE: The successful candidate must, by the commencement of employment, have the right to work in the UK. In return, ADS are offering: - Salary £30403 - £36729 - Generous annual leave, 29 days annual leave per annum, rising to 31 after 2 years’ service and 34 after 5; plus, Public Holidays - Attractive Pension Package (6% employer contribution) - Non contributary Health Scheme - Excellent training opportunities - Enhanced sick pay - Along with joining ADS at a time of exciting and fast-growing change Check out our benefits: https://adsbenefits-uk.org/ Substance misuse affects everyone so, working at ADS is more than a job, it’s an investment of time to make a real difference to the lives of people wherever they live. This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974. The ADS is an equal opportunity employer, committed to diversity. We promote the fair and equal treatment of potential and existing employees and service users. The Alcohol & Drug Service (ADS) are a registered charity who have been transforming the lives of people affected by drugs and alcohol misuse for over 40 years.