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Experienced Electrical Engineer / Electrician who enjoys electrical theory, science and maths required for a rewarding teaching role in a disciplined, professional setting. Are you ready to inspire eager military students?
By joining MKC Training as an Electrical Theory Trainer, you’ll be a vital part of the Trade Instructors team, sharing your electrical expertise with a new generation. Enjoy a competitive salary of £46K – £49K plus excellent benefits, including a 37-hour working week, generous holidays (6 weeks + bank holidays), pension scheme, private healthcare, on-site gym, mental health wellbeing support, sick pay, cycle to work scheme, and ongoing professional development.
No formal teaching background? No problem! MKC Training offers full support to attain teaching qualifications and enhance your instructional skills through tailored courses. If you’ve mentored trainees or apprentices and aspire to transition into a teaching career, this is your chance. MKC Training has a long and successful partnership contract with the Royal School of Military Engineering, providing a wide range of training.
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MKC Training is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace; all applications will be considered. They provide support through Mental Health First Aid and Coaching and Mentoring schemes, are accredited Investors in People, ISO accredited, and hold a Gold Award in the Medway Healthy Workplaces Programme, alongside several Health & Safety awards.
Armed Forces Covenant – guaranteed interviews will be offered to military veterans who meet the selection criteria.
All posts are subject to a Disclosure and Barring Service application. MKC Training follows the DBS Code of Practice.
Note to recruitment agencies: this recruitment project is under a managed service contract – direct approaches to the client will not be accepted.