Are you interested in working with TAFE to share your industry or discipline expertise?

Hunter TAFE needs skilled and motivated people who have current industry knowledge and a passionate commitment to delivering quality training and education outcomes for our students.

Why?

• to provide our students with the best possible learning experience,
• to contribute to the quality and sustainability of key industry sectors,
• to contribute to the economic and social strength of our region, and,
• to help us maintain our position as the leading provider of vocational education and training in the Hunter and Central Coast regions.

Opportunities

Employment and collaborative opportunities may be available across all Hunter TAFE Faculties, covering a diverse range of industries and subject areas at one or more of our 15 campuses. You may have the opportunity to:

1. Train Hunter TAFE students in a variety of nationally recognised courses, and quality short courses,
2. Conduct training and assessing in a range of workplaces where students learn ‘on-the-job’,
3. Provide guest lectures and seminars for students or staff,
4. Participate in forums,
5. Contribute your ideas and share your vision at regular Industry Consultation sessions conducted by our teaching sections, and
6. Help our students to complete their training goals and achieve nationally recognised qualifications and skills from valued learning experiences.

What qualifications do you need to train at TAFE?

• There are different requirements for different subject areas and courses.
• Generally, our trainers have a Degree or Diploma in the trade or discipline area in which they specialise, and a Certificate IV qualification in Training and Assessment (TAE40110). Please contact your Workforce Development Consultant for more information on 4923 7172.
• If you have the skills and knowledge but not a formal qualification, talk to us about Recognition of Prior Learning to determine if your skills, experiences or prior training can assist you with determining your next step at Hunter TAFE.
• You also need to demonstrate that you have three years or more relevant industry or professional experience.

What is your commitment?

Your commitment to delivering training at Hunter TAFE could cover day, evening, weekend, term and vacation times. You may be asked to deliver training from 1 – 19 hours per week over a year, a semester, a term or a few weeks, depending on the duration of the course and the needs of the Faculty.