Training Delivery Instructor; Electronic Controls & Diagnostic Trainer

Training Delivery Instructor (Electronic Controls & Diagnostic Trainer)

Capita, Winchester, England, United Kingdom

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Help get better trained personnel to the front line faster – This is an outstanding opportunity for an experienced professional to make a lasting impact by mentoring the next generation of Royal Navy engineers—leveraging your career expertise without the need for prior teaching experience!

Project Selborne is a Transformational Training programme with a strategic goal of modernising Royal Navy training to deliver “better trained sailors to the front line faster”.

You will play a key role in delivering high-quality instruction in Marine Control Systems and Diagnostics, supporting trainee development, and contributing to the continuous improvement of Royal Navy engineering training.

This role is offered on a term time basis working 45 weeks per year, with non-working weeks taken 2 weeks at Christmas and Easter and 3 weeks in August. The salary will therefore be pro rata’d and calculated to include contractual annual leave entitlement and bank holidays.

Due to the nature of this role, you must be eligible for UK Security Clearance at SC level.

• Deliver training in Marine Control Systems and Diagnostics
• Support departmental tasks within your skill set as required
• Maintain and update training materials to ensure accuracy and relevance
• Assess student coursework and provide constructive feedback on performance
• Ensure trainee welfare and progression throughout the training delivery
• Follow all security, health, safety, and environmental procedures, while maintaining your own professional development records

• Minimum Level 3 Technical Certificate in Electrical or Electronic Engineering
• Be proficient in the use of IT (hardware/software) within the workplace
• Proven experience in Electrical and Electronic Engineering principles

• Level 3 Teaching Qualification / DCTS Defence Train The Trainer Course or equivalent (successful completion)
• Previous instructional experience in a military or civilian engineering environment

Selborne is a wide scale, 12 year transformation of Royal Navy Training. The contract worth GBP 1 billion was awarded in December 2020 to a consortium led by Capita to deliver and modernise training for the RN. The consortia of partners known as Team Fisher includes Raytheon UK, Fujitsu and University of Lincoln together with 14 other UK-based suppliers.

Our ‘one team’ philosophy is about collaboration and openness, key to the success of this programme. We are looking for people with the talent and experience who can help shape better outcomes for our customers. We are using our expertise in digital transformation to review service design, modernise courses and deploy cutting edge technology to enhance courses including synthetic training (simulator) systems and data analytics.

This programme is a shared endeavour working alongside the Royal Navy’s Training Management Group (TMG) as a single integrated team. Together, we will address challenges and collectively improve outcomes for sailors and marines at scale across the naval enterprise – something we are proud to be part of over the coming years.

For further information please visit:
Royal Navy education & training Selborne | Careers at Capita

• Competitive salary depending on skills and experience
• Opportunity to buy extra leave
• The opportunity to take a paid day out of the office, volunteering for our charity partners or a cause of your choice
• Auto-enrolment to our company pension, life assurance, a cycle2work scheme, 15 weeks’ fully paid maternity, adoption and shared parental leave, paternity pay of two weeks…and plenty more
• Voluntary benefits designed to suit your lifestyle – from discounts on retail and socialising, to health & wellbeing, travel and technology
• Access to our Employee Network Groups, which represent every strand of diversity and allow colleagues to connect and learn from each other…