Have you recently mentored a young person in an apprenticeship program and enjoyed the experience? It may be a sign to consider a teaching career and improve the quality of future construction workers. Transitioning from mentor to teacher can be easier than you think.
Realising that you have the right skills and expertise to become a teacher is the first step to starting a new chapter in your career. As a trade expert, you can share your knowledge, life experience and industry-related examples with your students. You can teach part-time, full-time or on an ad-hoc basis. Our team will assist you every step of the way if you need it.
Finding good quality teachers with the right technical skills to train new students has become more difficult. Our mission is to find the right talent to inspire and mentor the next generation of the construction sector, and this can be you.
Who are we looking for?
Our team works closely with further education colleges across the UK, and they are always looking for new teachers, lecturers, and assessors to cover the following sectors:
Civil Engineering
Electrical Installation
Plumbing and Gas
Carpentry & Joinery
Bricklaying
Trowel trades
Guess what? You don’t need qualifications to teach!
Most colleges in the UK do not require teaching qualifications or a degree to get started.
If you are a good communicator, like working with young people, have extensive trade experience and good organisational skills, you have everything you need to become a teacher. Anything else you can learn on the role.
Why work with OmniaPeople?
We know the industry and have the experience to help you move into teaching whether this is on a part-time or full-time basis. With a designated construction team of specialists who have long-standing relationships with colleges nationwide, we will be able to advise you which one would be the best one to meet your expectations and fit your lifestyle.
Do not hesitate to reach out for an informal chat and start your teaching career in 2023!