Electrical Tutor - Trades Training

Job Description

Skills Trades Training is seeking a dedicated Electrical Tutor to join Skills Group in Christchurch, where you will play a key role in supporting learner achievement through engaging teaching, practical course facilitation, and effective assessment. This is an exciting opportunity to pass on your industry expertise, deliver hands‑on learning, and help learners gain the skills, confidence, and qualifications that lead to real career opportunities.

• Deliver engaging, industry-relevant electrical training across apprentice block and industry courses.
• Assess learner progress, complete marking within required time frames, and deliver teaching in line with approved learning resources
• Support learners through coaching, encouragement, and academic guidance to help them succeed in their studies and future careers
• Contribute to the continuous improvement of programme delivery, teaching practice, and learning materials
• Maintain a safe, organised, and well‑equipped training centre that supports effective learning
• Model and promote excellent health and safety practice, including timely reporting of incidents, hazards, and near misses

• NZ Electrical Registration is essential
• (Full Practising Licence, Inspectors Licence or Electrical Engineering Degree)
• Strong practical experience within the electrical industry
• Hold 4098 and unit standard 11551 or be working towards these (if you don't hold these or aren't working towards these we can support as part of your development)
• Experience in tertiary teaching or training is desirable but not essential and development will be provided.
• Strength in student engagement, coaching and communication
• Good organisational skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office
• Ability to work independently while contributing to a campus based team.

At Skills Group, our purpose is to maximise human potential. For more than 30 years, we’ve supported learners and employers across New Zealand through innovative vocational and higher education. Our culture is built on our Vital Signs of Joy, Manaakitanga, Grow, and Bold. We foster curiosity, innovation, and continuous learning – celebrating successes together and supporting each other through challenges.

We care about your wellbeing, your growth, and your future:

• Health & Wellbeing:
  Fully subsidised Southern Cross medical insurance, TELUS Health EAP, and free flu vaccinations
• Superannuation & Financial: 3% Kiwisaver + 2% Super Life contributions, $500 referral bonus, and access to great discounts
• Learning & Development:
  Two paid learning hours each week, Linked In Learning, Future Fit webinars, and 50% off Skills Group courses for you and your whānau
• Leave & Flexibility:
  Birthday leave, long‑service leave, and extra bereavement leave

Apply now and help deliver high quality training that supports learners, strengthens the region, and grows the future of Aotearoa’s electrical workforce.