Work based assessor in Construction
This is a Permanent, Part Time vacancy that will close in {x} days at {xx:xx} BST.
The Vacancy
Position: We are seeking a Work based Assessor in Construction to be based at our Thurso campus.
Responsibilities: The post holders will be responsible for implementing and monitoring training, learning and assessment of workplace portfolios on the Carpentry & Joinery SVQ Level 3 (SCQF 6) apprenticeship programmes. To provide advice and support to candidates in the collection and presentation of a portfolio of evidence that meets the performance criteria and evidence requirements of their vocational qualification, and to carry out a fair, safe and reliable assessment of the candidate’s skills and knowledge. Contribute to maintenance of workshop machinery and hand tools, alongside preparation / machining of materials for carpentry and joinery students.
Qualifications, Experience and Skills: The post holder must have extensive industrial experience as a qualified Carpenter and Joiner with an awareness of construction Health and Safety. A demonstrable level of proficiency of IT skills and experience of using MS Office applications including MS Word and MS Excel is essential. Knowledge of training systems and working with apprentices would be an advantage. The successful candidate must also be willing to undertake continuous professional development as appropriate to the post. Those without the necessary assessor qualifications would be required to undertake these in post.
A level of Gaelic ability would be advantageous to your application.
Salary: £33,910 per annum, pro rata
Location: Thurso Campus
Working Hours: 14.5 hours, Permanent
Closing Date: 10 November 12pm
In line with our Equality and Diversity policy, UHI North, West and Hebrides is committed to ensuring that all candidates are treated on the basis of their merits and abilities, and that unfair and unlawful discrimination is eliminated. We positively welcome applications from all sections of the community.
The Company
With 19 campuses and centres across the North and West Highlands, Skye, and Outer Hebrides, we cover a geographic area larger than Wales, comprising 40% of Scotland’s coastline.
Our campuses and centres are located within historic towns and villages, set amongst the shorelines, mountains, and moors, with local staff working across our region to support our students and communities.
The Benefits
Alternatively, please sign in with...
Published
Not PublishedClosing
in X days