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If you’re looking for a role with better work-life balance, less physical demand and the opportunity to give back to the electrical industry, this could be exactly what you’re looking for.
Join one of Australia’s leading vocational education providers and use your industry experience to help develop the next generation of electricians. You’ll combine your practical knowledge with hands-on teaching, helping apprentices build the skills, confidence and professionalism they’ll need throughout their careers.
Whether you’re already teaching or are an experienced electrician looking to transition off the tools, we’d love to hear from you.
Why you’ll love this role This is an opportunity to stay connected to the trade you’ve worked hard to build while enjoying a better lifestyle. 
When you join the team, you’ll enjoy:

• Excellent salary plus an outstanding 17% superannuation
• Predictable working hours that support genuine work-life balance
• Approximately 720 teaching hours per year, leaving more time for planning, development and student support
• Four weeks annual leave plus an additional two weeks vocational education leave
• Outstanding professional development and ongoing training
• A collaborative, inclusive and supportive workplace
• Working alongside experienced educators and industry specialists
• The opportunity to make a lasting impact on the future of the electrical trade
• Fixed-term full-time opportunity with the potential for extension

Every day you’ll help apprentices develop the practical skills, technical knowledge and confidence they’ll carry throughout their careers.
You’ll be responsible for:

• Delivering engaging practical and classroom-based training
• Assessing student competency and providing constructive feedback
• Supporting apprentices throughout their learning journey
• Maintaining strong industry relevance within training programs
• Helping students develop the skills, confidence and professionalism needed for successful careers

You’ll be supported by an experienced education team, with teaching resources, mentoring and professional development available to help you transition into the role if you’re new to teaching.
This role would suit someone who takes pride in their trade, enjoys sharing their knowledge and wants to help shape the next generation of electricians.
Ideally, you’ll have:

• A current Victorian A Grade Electrical Licence
• Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician
• Recent industry experience as a qualified electrician
• Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40122 or equivalent) is required
• Strong communication skills and the ability to mentor and support others
• A genuine passion for developing the future electrical workforce

Previous teaching experience is welcomed but certainly not essential. If you’ve supervised apprentices, trained junior electricians or enjoy passing on your knowledge, you’ll already have many of the skills needed to succeed.
Ready for your next chapter? If you’ve ever thought, “I’d like to give something back to the trade,” this is a great opportunity to do exactly that.
Apply today or contact us for a confidential discussion to learn more.
Please note: Appointment will be subject to the successful completion of Working with Children and National Police checks

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