Nuclear Project Management Trainer

Overview

3D 360 Skills Training is an award-winning provider of practical, hands-on training for in-demand skills in advanced manufacturing, nuclear project management and electric vehicles. The organisation offers accredited courses, ranging from focused one-day sessions to comprehensive programs, designed to address critical skill gaps and enhance career prospects. With expert trainers and a focus on workplace-ready skills.

Role Type: This is a part-time contract remote role for a Nuclear Project Management Trainer. The trainer will deliver training programs tailored to nuclear project management, ensuring participants gain essential skills needed for success in their roles.

• Deliver comprehensive course materials and provide practical, engaging, and interactive sessions.
• Assess participant progress and offer actionable feedback.
• Collaborate with employers and learners to identify and address specific training needs, ensuring alignment with industry standards.

• Proven experience in Nuclear Project Management with a focus on professional development and management skills.
• Knowledge and expertise in nuclear project management practices and methodologies is highly desirable.
• Strong analytical skills and the ability to assess training outcomes and refine programs to ensure relevance and effectiveness.
• Excellent communication and customer service skills to effectively engage and support learners.
• A degree or professional certification in an industry-relevant subject is preferred.
• Ability to motivate and inspire learners in a training environment.

Training or teaching qualifications are desirable but not essential — industry experience matters most. This role could be well suited to a semi-retired or retired professional with the flexibility to work 2 / 3 days a week.

• Make a direct impact on the UK nuclear skills pipeline
• Deliver industry-aligned, funded bootcamps with real employment outcomes
• Join a collaborative, mission-driven team
• Work with modern equipment, real use-cases, and motivated learners