Learning Materials Developer (NQF Aligned)

Here your industry experience becomes lessons for the next group of learners, at a corporate training academy in Springs. People who do well here are steady, honest and not scared to ask when something is unclear.

The site is in Springs; early starts mean public transport timing matters, so check your route before applying. Hours are mostly Monday to Friday, with the odd Saturday in busy months.

• Keep attendance registers and learner files ready for SETA verification
• Load learner results onto the SETA or QCTO system
• Give feedback on course materials so the next intake runs better
• Develop lesson plans, case studies and assessment guides
• Sit in on workplace visits to confirm learners are doing real tasks
• Run practical demonstrations in the workshop with safety briefings
• Moderate other assessors' decisions and sign off moderation reports

• Registered assessor, with moderator registration for moderator posts
• Computer literate in Word, Excel and PowerPoint
• Own transport for training at client sites
• Relevant qualification at least one NQF level above the one you'll teach

• SDF registration and WSP/ATR submission experience
• Trade test certificate for artisan training posts

• Day-rate contracts with steady bookings
• Holiday breaks between intakes at colleges
• Travel allowance or company car for site training
• Paid re-registration with your SETA

• Say which unit standards or occupational qualifications you're registered for; this decides where you can be used.
• Put your assessor registration number and the SETA it sits with at the top of your CV.