Adult Health and Social care Trainer Tutor

Job Description

Health and Social Care Tutor - Hybrid Cambridge with travel for observationsApprenticeship delivery, Levels to 2 to 5About Us:Smart Training and Recruitment has been established as a privately owned independent training provider primarily delivering apprenticeships across a variety of sectors for the past 20 years. We are rated as 5 stars on the Apprenticeship Directory by learnerswho leave reviews about how fantastic our quality teaching, learning and support is. We have a winning team where all employee contributions are given consideration, we value our people and know that it is this, that sets us apart from other providers.The Role:We are looking to recruit a Health and Social care Trainer who has significant occupational experience (which in this case would be in a leading/managerial role) within an Adult care setting combined with experience of delivering apprenticeship standardsfrom within a training organisation from levels from 2 to 5.We work nationally and support our learners through a mix on group and 121 personalised lessons and support sessions, which are delivered via Microsoft Teams.The role is normally Monday to Friday, core office hours of 9am to 5pm and flexibility to travel to attend meetings and travel to see learners for obervations, this would be within a 50 mile radius of your Cambridge locationPurposeTo teach, train and assess Learners in order to achieve their learning programmes by passing EPA in a timely manner to the standards set by Smart Training & Recruitment, the Awarding Organisation, EPAO, Ofsted and the ESFA.Key Tasks1. Teach, assess, motivate and advise Learners and Employers in line with the Companys Work Based Learning Procedures to ensure Learners achieve their learning programme in a timely manner.2. Manage a typical caseload of 45 learners on a fully remote delivery model, engaging both learners and employers.3. Ensure evidence of planned and actual employer off the job training is captured at least quarterly in the e-portfolio, along with employer feedback on the learner’s progress at work and through the qualification framework.4. Ensure learners record their off the job learning at least weekly to ensure no learner falls more than 30 hours behind their planned off the job training hours. Ensure timesheet entries are detailed and related only to learning relevant to the Apprenticeship.5. Confidently plan and deliver one to one and group learning sessions, utilising collaborative tools, across a range of placements/ locations and across different employers to provide an enhanced and differentiated learning experience. These sessions mustbe planned to take into account prior attainment, initial assessment , learning styles and any learning needs the learners have. Continually evaluate your learning sessions with your Operations Manager using learner, employer and observer feedback to identifyimprovement.6. Use the data packs provided to effectively manage your caseload, providing a full update at least every 3 months to your Operations Manager via your one to one review, identifying any areas you need support , any actions you will take to improve datawhere required and pro-actively requesting any training or quality assurance support.7. Ensure your diary, and OneFile portfolios clearly show all planned activity to allow your Operations to provide remote live support, sampling and carry out observations in line with the company quality cycle.8. Attend all team meetings and standardisation / training days virtually as required by your Operations Manager. Complete any CPD required/ identified as part of your required role competency in a timely manner.9. Monitor work placements and learners to ensure compliance with all legislation including Health and Safety, equality of opportunity , wellbeing and safeguarding. Ensure any concerns identified are reported to your Operations Manager.10. Conduct yourself in a professional manner in line with the Companys Code of Conduct and Policy Statements and Procedures11. Continually evaluate and assess all practices and performance, including self evaluation through the Companys Appraisal Scheme and make recommendations for continuous improvement to our delivery models, resources and teaching plans.12. Provide and record on the Learner Interview Information Advice and Guidance which aims to make careers and education more accessible and ensure each learner, whatever their background, can make the right education and training choices so they have thebest possible chance of succeeding. This information must also show their choices for progression on completion of their chosen qualification.Qualifications1. A1 /CAVA Assessor Award Qualification - on entry2. Certificate in Education and Training3. Functional Skills level 24. Industry specific qualifications as appropriate - on entry - in this case Adult Health and social care settings5. IAG Qualification ( Minimum level 2 )

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ApprenticeshipCaseloadHealth CareSocial CareTeaching