Electrical Apprenticeship Tutor

Job Description

Inspire the next. Share your experience. Build a career with purpose.

Are you an electrician who’s starting to think “What’s next?” Or an experienced electrical tutor who wants to work somewhere that genuinely values quality, people, and professionalism?

An established and highly respected electrical training provider in the West Midlands is entering an exciting new phase and is now looking to appoint Electrical Tutors as part of its forward planning for 2026.

With growth, succession planning, and long‑term stability firmly in mind, this is a rare opportunity to join an organisation that is serious about education, proud of its standards, and committed to doing things the right way.

This organisation supports hundreds of apprentices and adult learners each year, working closely with a wide network of employers to ensure training is relevant, practical, and rooted firmly in real‑world electrical work.

Quality isn’t just a buzzword here — it’s a core value. Teaching is delivered by people who understand the trade, respect learners, and want to pass on their knowledge in a way that builds confidence, competence, and pride in workmanship.

As an Electrical Tutor, you won’t just be delivering qualifications — you’ll be shaping careers.

You’ll be based at modern Birmingham training centres, delivering a mix of theoretical and practical sessions to apprentices (16+) and adult learners. Teaching covers apprenticeship programmes as well as a range of commercial and upskilling courses.

• Delivering engaging classroom and workshop sessions
• Teaching and assessing practical electrical work
• Supporting learners who need additional help or guidance
• Working closely with employers to support apprentice progress
• Contributing to assessments, skills scans, and learner reviews
• Playing an active role in maintaining high standards and learner outcomes

• An experienced electrical tutor or lecturer looking for a more positive, supportive environment
• A time‑served electrician ready to step away from the tools and into a more sustainable, rewarding career
• Someone who enjoys mentoring, explaining, demonstrating, and seeing others succeed

• Fully funded teaching and assessor training
• A structured induction into education
• Ongoing mentoring and support from experienced tutors
• Opportunities to update and refresh your own electrical qualifications

• A stable, well‑organised teaching environment
• Opportunities to broaden your delivery across courses
• A leadership team that values quality over box‑ticking

• 25 days’ annual leave plus statutory holidays
• Pension scheme
• Death in service benefit
• Ongoing professional development
• Sensible, family‑friendly working hours
• Full‑time roles (part‑time considered)

• Monday–Thursday: 8:00am – 4:30pm
• Friday: 8:00am – 4:00pm