Mechanical Machining Tutor / Instructor

TR2 Recruitment Ltd
Worcester
1 month ago
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A leading training association is seeking a passionate Mechanical Machining Tutor to inspire the next generation of engineers. This full‑time role is ideal for someone with hands‑on experience in machining, tool‑making, CNC, mills, and lathes.


You Will:

  • Deliver practical and theory-based training to apprentices
  • Support learners through assessments and feedback
  • Contribute to a structured curriculum and shape future engineers

We're Looking For:

  • Manufacturing or engineering experience
  • Strong communication skills and confidence with learners of all ages
  • Enthusiasm for teaching and mentoring, with commitment to CPD

Benefits:

  • 25 days holiday + bank holidays
  • Pension
  • Life assurance
  • Flexible working
  • Cycle to work
  • Company/pool cars
  • Free parking
  • CPD & development opportunities
  • Wellbeing focus

Bring your industrial expertise into the classroom and make a real impact on engineering education.


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