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Gas Engineer | Plumbing & Heating Engineer | Gas Trainer | Gas Assessor | Plumbing & Heating Tutor
Gas Trainer
Up to £45,000 | Monday-Friday | Teacher Training Provided
I'm recruiting on behalf of a well-established training provider who are looking to add a Gas Trainer to their growing team.
Whether you're an experienced Gas Trainer looking for a new challenge, or an experienced Gas Engineer or Plumbing & Heating Engineer wanting to move into education, full teacher training and qualifications are fully funded and supported.
The Role
- Delivering Level 3 Gas Engineering apprenticeships, alongside some Level 1 & 2 Plumbing apprentices
- Teaching a mixture of classroom-based theory and practical workshop sessions
- Planning, preparing and delivering engaging lessons
- Supporting apprentices throughout their programme and monitoring their progress
- Friday dedicated to administration, lesson planning and preparation, with an early finish
- Monday to Friday only
What's on Offer
- Salary up to £45,000
- Full teacher training and qualifications funded
- Full support transitioning from industry into education
- Excellent work-life balance with no weekend working
- Great opportunity to join a supportive and growing training provider
Whether you're already delivering training or are an experienced Gas Engineer looking to pass on your knowledge, I'd be keen to speak with you.
To apply for this job please visit www.reed.co.uk.
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