Trainer - Content Creation & Production - Expiring soon!

Posted 16/08/2022 by Hire Recruitment

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Location:
Digbeth
Salary/Rate:
£35,000 - £40,000/annum

Full & Part Time hours available

Opportunity to take on either Programme Manager or Curriculum Lead responsibilities and join the Senior Management Team.

Purpose of the role is to design & deliver high quality teaching, learning and assessment activities for apprentices on these apprenticeship standards:

-Content Creator                          L3      formerly Junior Content Producer

- Production Assistant                   L3      formerly Broadcast Production Assistant

- Media Production Coordinator   L4

A background in film, TV, radio or other forms of broadcast or video production is valuable.

Do you want to help the next generation of Creative Content & Production apprentices get their foot in the door? Can you use your industry experience from working in these fields to help young people learn those skills? Can you devise, deliver and assess training that will enable new talent to develop the knowledge and skills need so they can successfully start their careers?  

Our clients apprenticeship scheme is expanding and they are looking for new people to work for them as a Development Coach.

They are looking to appoint a motivated and vocationally experienced Development Coach who is able to deliver and support Creative Content & Production apprenticeships, and who understands the critical role of training & assessment in helping young people learn in the work place.

You will need to have Trainer / Assessor qualifications, be working towards them or prepared to achieve them within six months of starting.

Although they are a work based learning provider and have resumed some work based visits and centre based learning in 2022 the majority of the role will be delivered on-line and from our centre in Birmingham. Your location is not a problem. We have Development Coaches who work very effectively with us who live in Middlesborough, Mid-Wales and Portsmouth.

Purpose of this Role

The role of an apprentice Development Coach is to enable young adults to develop and demonstrate that they have the necessary knowledge, skills and understanding to pass their apprenticeship and enter into sustainable employment. The Development Coach  will initially provide training & assessment services to young people following the Content Creator, Production Assistant and Media Production Assistant apprenticeships.

There are plans to introduce Level 6 and Level 7 apprenticeships for the creative industries which the successful applicant may be involved in.

You will be undertaking training & assessment (and associated support) through a blend of work-place visits, seminars, on-line tutorials and through the use of our e-portfolio system OneFile.

 Key duties and responsibilities

 Duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

  • To train, coach, mentor and assess young adults towards the achievement of a work based vocational apprenticeships.
  • Planning, training, mentoring and assessing learners, principally using OneFile, and as and when required at employer’s premises, as the apprentice works towards achieving their Apprenticeship standard.
  • Devising training programmes and the associated session plans, teaching and learning resources and assessment activities.
  • Delivering those training plans both on-line and in the training room in a way that engages and motivates learners and enables them to make progress.
  • Managing own caseload and own diary and conduct Initial Assessments, develop Individual Learner Plans, regular Reviews and Gateway and Progression Reports in a timely manner.
  • To retain learners engaged on the programme and manage their learning and achievement in line with targets and objectives set in the individual learning plan.
  • To complete internal and external quality assurance activities.
  • Arrange regular meetings with apprentices and employers to plan training, deliver learning, undertake assessment tasks, observe the apprentice undertaking certain duties and provide feedback on evidence submitted.
  • Produce assessment plans  and projects, with the employer, that stretches and challenges the knowledge and skills of the apprentice, provide feedback to further stretch and challenge their learning.
  • Support the apprentice in producing a portfolio and accompanying evidence of the highest standard of which they are capable.
  • Prepare the apprentice to successfully pass End Point Assessment.
  • Understand fully the relevant standards so you can advise the employer and apprentice about how the job description and work programme they are working to maps across to the standard.
  • Ensure the apprentice fully understands and implements the Off The Job Training journal and produces regular entries that capture what they did, what they learned and how it applies to the Standard.

Role Requirements

  • Meet with employers to establish an understanding of their business, their requirements from their apprentice and to ensure they understand their role and responsibilities.
  • Undertake an employer induction/Initial meeting.
  • Meet with an apprentice and assess their current learning needs and complete all the initial paperwork – this will include a combined Diagnostic Assessment and Individual Learning Plan which needs to be reviewed at all subsequent meetings
  • Support the apprentice in creating and maintaining an e-portfolio on the systems we use.
  • Visit the apprentice in their work place and undertake assessments with them and their employers about their progress against the units of learning. 
  • Provide specific advice and guidance to each learner and employer about how they can progress including recommendations about additional training that may need to be undertaken that is being provided by us, other employers or other providers.
  • Set assignments based on the standard for the apprentice to generate evidence against. These assignments should link as closely as possible to the job description and work programme of the apprentice.
  • Provide comprehensive accounts of observations, professional discussions and project reports to complement the evidence that the apprentice provides including detailed quarterly reviews on the OneFile system.

Skills and Experience Required

- An Apprenticeship, Degree, Higher Education Qualification, or Professional Qualification in the relevant industry sector.

- Professional competence in the area you are delivering teaching, learning and assessment in. This typically will have been gained through working in that industry for at least two years.

- Understanding of equality & diversity issues & how these impact on learning & assessment.

- Ability to identify & help learners overcome barriers to progress and achievement.

- Trainer / Assessor qualifications or demonstrate that are working towards these.

- Sufficiently technically competent and confident to train others in the use of software packages: please  specify which software packages has competence in.

- Thorough understanding of working with clients: developing & responding to briefs; pitches, client management.

- Experience of training others on a 1:2:1 and small group basis.

Personal Qualities

- An effective communicator who is can collaborate with colleagues, employers and learners to achieve objectives & deal with people at all levels in a confident and professional manner.

- A commitment to delivering a high standard of work and continuous improvement.

- A ‘can do’ solution focused approach with an ability to be flexible

- Accuracy and attention to detail.

- Sensitivity in dealing with confidential information.

Additional Responsibilities

If you don’t yet have the 6502 Award in Education and Training (formerly PTLLS) & the Assessing Competence in The Workplace qualification (formerly A1/D32D33 qualifications), you will be expected to achieve that within the first six months of starting with us.

Accountability

You will report to our Quality Manager . Induction will be provided.

Safer Recruitment

We operate a Safer Recruitment Process. References requesting if your referee knows of any reason why you should not work with children and young adults will be requested. We will require a current enhanced DBS Certificate and will need to regularly update your Safeguarding and Prevent accreditation with us.

Application Process

This vacancy is managed by our recruitment partners - [hire]. Please send your CV to them, they will then forward it on for our review.

Type:
Permanent
Start Date:
ASAP
Contract Length:
Permanent
Job Reference:
SCCP01
Job ID:
212825379

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