Become a Trainer
Who should become a trainer?
People who:
- Communicate well with a wide variety of people
- Are understanding and empathetic
- Have good time management skills
- Are not afraid to learn themselves.
The Benefits
Share your knowledge and skills to develop the future workforce.
Enjoy a career change.
Benefit from a good salary.
Excellent conditions and work/life balance.
Take pride in student achievements and outcomes.
What does a day in the life of a trainer look like?
- Early starts in line with the construction industry
- Meeting and greeting
- Supporting students
- Instructing in the classroom or demonstrating and evaluating practical skills. Often both throughout the day
- Administration tasks e.g. issue, mark, and provide feedback on assessments
- Work with other trainers to create new learning tasks and materials
- Maintain relationships with local industry and employers
- Stay current with industry practice.
What qualifications do I need to become a trainer?
- Certificate IV Training & Assessment (mandatory)
- Industry experience (3 –5 years is preferred)
- Technology familiarity such as reasonable computer skills, familiarity using the internet, ability to set up the audio-visual equipment in a classroom (can be learned).
Take the next step!
If interested in learning more, contact us for more information and the opportunity to speak with a trainer currently working in the industry.
