Multi-Skilled Engineering Tutor

Position: Multi-Skilled Engineering Tutor (Permanent)
Engineering Tutor - Multi-Skilled

Salary: £41,034

Hours:

Full Time

Contract:

Permanent

Location:

Hertfordshire area (site-based delivery)
Please only apply if you can commute to this location 5 days a week. It is entirely site-based.

The Opportunity
This is a genuinely exciting opportunity for an Engineering Tutor / Lecturer / Trainer / Assessor to join an organisation at a pivotal moment.

They are about to launch a brand-new Level 2 Engineering Operative apprenticeship programme, and this role will sit right at the heart of it. Rather than stepping into an established course, the successful candidate will play a key role in designing, shaping and launching the curriculum, helping to build the programme from the ground up and embedding best practice from day one.

This is an ideal role for someone who enjoys influencing curriculum, setting standards, and getting a programme off the ground, while still delivering high-quality teaching, training and assessment to apprentices.

About the Role
The Engineering Apprenticeship Tutor will deliver engaging, industry-relevant training and assessment across apprenticeship programmes, with an initial focus on the Level 2 Engineering Operative standard.

The role blends practical workshop delivery, classroom teaching, and apprenticeship assessment, working closely with employers to ensure learning is aligned to real workplace skills and behaviours.

Key elements include:

Designing and developing new curriculum content and learning materials
Delivering outstanding teaching, training and assessment
Managing a caseload of apprentices and supporting them through to timely completion
Working collaboratively with employers to tailor learning plans
Supporting apprentices to develop both technical competence and employability skills
Ideal Background
This role would suit someone from a strong mechanical / machining background, ideally with hands-on experience in:

Lathes (manual and/or CNC)
Milling
Turning
General workshop machining
Mechanical fitting or manufacturing environments
Some electrical experience alongside a mechanical background would be a strong advantage, particularly within a multi-skilled engineering context.

Applicants may currently be working as (or have previously worked as):

Engineering Tutor
Engineering Lecturer
Engineering Trainer
Engineering Assessor
Workshop Instructor
Senior Engineer looking to move into education

Key Responsibilities

Deliver high-quality apprenticeship teaching, training and assessment
Play an active role in developing and shaping a new engineering apprenticeship curriculum
Support apprentice recruitment, induction and initial assessment
Plan and deliver engaging, inclusive and industry-aligned learning programmes
Carry out progress reviews and set clear, achievable targets with apprentices and employers
Support apprentices with practical assessments and portfolio evidence
Ensure compliance with awarding body, Ofsted and apprenticeship standards
Promote high standards of behaviour, safety and professional conduct
Embed maths, English and employability skills into delivery
Maintain accurate records using an e-portfolio system
What They're Looking For

Strong industry experience in mechanical engineering / machining
Teaching, training or assessing experience or a clear desire to move into education
Relevant occupational qualifications (or degree-level engineering qualification)
Passion for developing people and raising standards
Confidence delivering both practical and theory-based learning
Ability to work collaboratively with employers and internal teams
Commitment to safeguarding, equality, diversity and learner wellbeing (Support with teaching or assessing qualifications may be available for the right candidate.)

Unfortunately, sponsorship isnt available on this position - you must hold full Right to work and already reside in the UK to be considered