At Skills Group, we believe in empowering individuals to reach their full potential. Our whakatauki (proverb) captures our philosophy: "The bird who eats the miro berry, the forest is their domain. The bird who consumes knowledge, the (whole) world is their domain."
We are on a mission to maximise human potential and create a better world. If you are passionate about making a meaningful impact, we invite you to join us.
Who is Skills Group?
Skills Group is a leader in vocational training, providing educational and workforce development services for over 30 years. We offer lifelong learning pathways for individuals, organisations, and industries.
Our Specialist Trades division includes Etco, ICE, and E-tec, all focused on building industry capability and fostering a highly skilled workforce. Etco trains electricians, placing apprentices with host companies and offering courses for both apprentices and qualified electricians. ICE provides hands-on training in plumbing, gasfitting, drainlaying, and roofing. E-tec specialises in training for the electrotechnology and telecommunications sectors.
Together, we equip apprentices and professionals with the skills needed for success.
The opportunity
As an Electrotechnology Industry Trainer, you'll develop and deliver short courses on electrical theory, practical applications, and regulations aligned with New Zealand Standards. You'll play a key role in preparing candidates for NZ Electrical Registration while helping industry professionals stay ahead with the latest technologies.
While Christchurch will be your primary base, travel to Dunedin and the wider South Island will be required to deliver training sessions.
What you'll be doing
1. Delivering and assessing approved short courses for electrical professionals.
2. Developing engaging training materials, including manuals, presentations, and hands-on exercises.
3. Conducting classroom and on-site training sessions.
4. Providing constructive feedback to trainees to enhance skill development.
5. Keeping up with the latest industry trends, technologies, and regulations.
6. Ensuring compliance with all relevant NZ Standards, Acts, and Codes of Practice.
7. Collaborating with subject matter experts to refine training materials and assessments.
8. Maintaining accurate training records and reports.
What you'll bring
1. New Zealand Trade Certificate or National/New Zealand Certificate (Level 4) in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent).
2. NZ Electrical Registration with a current Practicing Licence (Inspectors Licence preferred).
3. Minimum 5 years’ industry experience in the electrotechnology field.
4. Experience with PV solar system installation (preferred).
5. Excellent communication, presentation, and training delivery skills.
6. Ability to adapt teaching methods to different learning styles.
7. Strong time management and organisational abilities.
8. Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, etc.).
9. A willingness to travel across the South Island.
Why join us?
At Skills, our culture is built on our values of Joy, Manaakitanga, Grow, and Bold. We believe in creating a workplace where you feel valued, supported, and empowered to grow. Along with the chance to join our Christchurch campus, you’ll also enjoy a range of employee benefits:
1. Health and Wellbeing: Medical insurance, EAP support, and annual flu vaccinations.
2. Leave and Flexible Work: Flexible working arrangements, birthday leave, and additional bereavement leave for family.
3. Superannuation and Financial: 3% contribution to KiwiSaver, 2% contribution to SuperLife, and a $500 talent referral scheme.
4. Learning and Development: Weekly paid learning time, LinkedIn Learning access, and monthly in-house workshops.
Be part of a culture that values knowledge and growth. Take the first step towards shaping a brighter future with us. Apply now!
Apply online for this role or contact Jimmy McOscar for more information.
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