Electrical Tutor
Skills Group
What the role involves
- Delivering electrical training
- Assessing student work
- Maintaining training facilities
What they ask for
NZ Electrical Registration with a full practising licence, an Inspector's Licence, or an Electrical Engineering degree or similar relevant qualification; extensive practical electrical industry experience; previous people management or supervisory experience
- Bachelor's degree
- Professional licence or registration
About the job
Ready to put your electrical expertise to work in a different way?
You've built your career in the electrical industry. Now, imagine using that experience to help the next generation of electricians develop their skills, confidence and practical knowledge.
We're looking for an experienced electrical professional to join our Skills Group team in Napier as an Electrical Tutor.
Whether you're already teaching or considering a move off the tools, this is a great opportunity to share your industry knowledge and make a real difference in the careers of future electricians.
New to teaching? We'll support you! If you've got the technical expertise and enjoy helping others learn, we'll support you in developing your teaching skills.
What you'll be doing
- Deliver engaging, practical and theory-based electrical training through block courses and day-release programmes.
- Share your industry knowledge to help apprentices develop their technical skills and confidence.
- Assess and mark student work, provide constructive feedback and monitor learner progress.
- Create a positive, supportive learning environment that encourages student achievement.
- Help prepare and maintain training facilities, equipment and workshop resources.
- Contribute to course improvements and promote safe working practices throughout training.
What you'll bring
Essential
- NZ Electrical Registration with a full practising licence, Inspector's Licence, or an Electrical Engineering degree (or similar relevant qualification).
- Extensive practical experience in the electrical industry and strong technical knowledge.
- Previous people management or supervisory experience.
- Strong communication skills and the ability to explain technical concepts clearly.
- A patient, supportive approach and genuine interest in helping others learn.
- Confidence using Microsoft Office applications, including Outlook, Word and PowerPoint.
Desirable, But Not Essential
- Previous experience in adult education, tertiary teaching or workplace training.
- Knowledge of adult learning principles, student engagement, lesson planning or curriculum development.
Why join Skills Group?
At Skills Group, we're passionate about building talent and preparing a skilled, future-fit workforce.
You'll be part of a welcoming, supportive team where your industry experience is valued and your professional development matters. Our culture is guided by Joy, Manaakitanga, Grow and Bold, creating an environment where people feel supported, encouraged and empowered to succeed.
Benefits that back you
- Health & wellbeing: Fully subsidised Southern Cross medical insurance, TELUS Health Employee Assistance Programme (EAP), and annual flu vaccinations.
- Leave: Birthday leave, long service leave, and enhanced bereavement leave.
- Financial benefits: 3.5% KiwiSaver contribution, 2% SuperLife contribution, and a $500 employee referral bonus.
- Learning & development: LinkedIn Learning access, Future Fit development opportunities, and ongoing professional growth support.
Ready for your next career move?
If you're an experienced electrical professional who enjoys sharing knowledge and helping others succeed, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply now and help shape the next generation of skilled electricians!
Applying for this job
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