Trainers and Assessors play a pivotal role in developing the skills and knowledge of workers across the manufacturing industry and its broad capabilities. They are responsible for designing and delivering training programs that meet industry standards and assessing the competencies of learners. Their contribution is essential to maintaining a skilled workforce that can adapt to technological advancements and changing industry needs, ultimately supporting the growth and competitiveness of the manufacturing sector.
These professionals utilise a variety of teaching methods and assessment tools, from hands-on practical demonstrations to computer-based simulations. They need a combination of industry-specific technical knowledge and strong instructional skills. A typical day might involve conducting training sessions, assessing learner competencies, developing resources and materials, and staying updated on industry trends and regulations.
Trainers and Assessors in this field must be versatile, as they cover a broad spectrum of manufacturing sub-industries, including aerospace, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and renewable energy. They work closely with industry partners to ensure that training programs align with current industry practices and emerging technologies. Their role is dynamic, requiring continuous learning and adaptation to new manufacturing processes, safety standards, and educational methodologies.