4 Job Positions of Trainer at NATIONAL REHABILITATION SERVICE: (Deadline 2 September 2022)
Job description
• Keep up to date all required pedagogic documents
• Maintaining up-to-date subject knowledge
• Marking students work, giving appropriate feedback and maintain records of students’ progress and development
• To prepare set up and oversee practical training exercises
• Selecting and using a range of different learning resources and equipment
• To maintain and manage training equipment
• Preparing students for graduation
• Continually assess the changes in the market and propose ways to tailor the program to the market needs
• To plan for the training material/equipment and work with the procurement officer and management to avail them timely
Minimum Qualifications
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Advanced Diploma in Tailoring/Textile and Clothing Technology
0 Year of relevant experience
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Bachelor’s Degree in Tailoring/Textile and Clothing Technology
0 Year of relevant experience
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A2 Certificate in Tailoring
0 Year of relevant experience
Competency and Key Technical Skills
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Integrity
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Strong critical thinking skills and excellent problem solving skills.
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Inclusiveness
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Accountability
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Communication
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Teamwork
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Client/citizen focus
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Professionalism
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Commitment to continuous learning
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Knowledge in TVET system
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Social skills
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Resource management skills
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Problem solving skills
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Analytical skills;
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Skills in delivery of competence based training (CBT)
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