3 technical lead jobs found

Are you a hands-on, problem-solving expert with a passion for vocational education? We’re looking for an enthusiastic and skilled Vocational Trainer, specialising in Joinery, to join our innovative team! If you have a knack for supporting practical learning, thrive in a fast-paced environment, and enjoy working closely with both students and educators,   this is the perfect opportunity for you. Bring your technical expertise, energy, and passion for learning to a role where you’ll help shape the future of vocational training and make a real impact every day! We have a great opportunity available to join Novus Cambria, our prison education provider at   HMP Berwyn , working as   a Vocational Trainer in Joinery . This role is offered on a   permanent, full-time   basis, working   37   hours per week. Who are Novus Cambria? As one of the UK’s lead providers of offender learning, Novus Cambria facilitates excellence in learning, skills, employability and...

The Manchester College is investing millions of pounds into the future of engineering education at our Openshaw Campus — and this is just the beginning. As part of a major expansion within our ACEL Department (Automotive, Construction, Engineering & Logistics), our Engineering provision is growing exponentially, with new facilities, new courses,   and significantly increased student numbers launching for the 2026–2027 academic year. This growth is significant! Not only are we producing the next generation of engineers, but we are also meet the needs of the GMCA (Greater Manchester Combined Authority) skills plan. Subject Areas to Teach We’ll soon be recruiting passionate industry professionals and educators across: Electrical Installation Electronic Engineering Mechanical Engineering Fabrication & Welding Civil / Surveying Engineering Electrical Vehicle (EV) Engineering Whether you’re an experienced FE...

The Manchester College is investing millions of pounds into the future of Construction skills education at our Openshaw Campus — and this is just the beginning. As part of a major expansion within our ACEL Department (Automotive, Construction, Engineering & Logistics), our Construction provision is growing exponentially, with new facilities,   new courses, and significantly increased student numbers launching for the 2026–2027 academic year. This growth is significant! Not only are we producing the next generation of engineers, but we are also meet the needs of the GMCA (Greater Manchester Combined Authority) skills plan. Subject Areas to Teach We’ll soon be recruiting passionate industry professionals and educators across: Plumbing Teacher Brickwork Teacher Carpentry and Joinery Teacher Whether you’re an experienced FE teacher, an industry expert considering teaching, or someone who knows the perfect person for this, we...