Electrical Trainer - Auckland

Turn your electrical expertise into industry impact!

Trade Master is looking for a full time, permanent Electrical Trainer to join its growing training team, helping develop and deliver practical, high quality electrical training to electricians and electrical workers across New Zealand.

You might already be an experienced trainer or you could be a seasoned electrician, inspector or electrical professional who has spent years mentoring apprentices, developing others or being the person everyone turns to for technical advice.

Why join Trade Master?

This is an opportunity to step away from the tools or take your career in a new direction, while staying closely connected to the electrical industry. You will get:

  • A full time, permanent role with a growing national training organisation

  • Competitive remuneration and benefits, including a health insurance scheme

  • Flexible hybrid working opportunities

  • The opportunity to work with electrical professionals across New Zealand

  • Support and development if you are newer to formal teaching or training

  • A role where your practical industry knowledge can genuinely make an impact

About Trade Master

Trade Master is a subsidiary of Master Electricians, the national organisation representing more than 1,300 electrical contracting businesses across New Zealand.

Established in 2024, Trade Master delivers continuing professional development and industry training for electrical workers, contractors and business leaders.

Trade Master is an approved Electrical Workers Registration Board (EWRB) training provider and delivers the Electrical Competence Programme, helping licensed electrical workers maintain the competence required for practising licences.

Training is delivered face to face, online, on-site and across regional locations throughout New Zealand.

About the role

As an Electrical Trainer you will develop, deliver and assess engaging electrical training across face to face, online and blended learning.

You will help keep training current and relevant, while building industry relationships and identifying future training opportunities.

Key responsibilities

  • Deliver practical, engaging and technically accurate electrical training

  • Develop structured training programmes and learning materials

  • Facilitate both practical and theory based learning

  • Conduct practical and theoretical assessments

  • Keep course content current with changing legislation, technology and industry practice

  • Maintain accurate learner, assessment and competency records

  • Build strong relationships with learners, employers, suppliers and industry stakeholders

  • Identify emerging training needs and opportunities

  • Contribute to the ongoing development of Trade Master’s online and blended learning offering

  • Training across all or some of the following courses: EWRB Competence Programme, Electrical Testing, Electrical Theory and Regulations, Electric Motor Testing, Solar design and installation, EV Testing, Supervision and other endorsements

What we are looking for

You will ideally have:

  • New Zealand electrical registration, such as a full practising licence, Inspector’s licence, Electrical Engineering degree or similar

  • Extensive practical experience within the electrical industry

  • Strong knowledge of New Zealand electrical standards, regulations and industry practice

  • The ability to explain technical concepts clearly and engage a range of learners

  • Strong planning, organisation and time management skills

  • Confidence using technology and Microsoft programmes

  • A professional, collaborative and relationship focused approach

Formal adult teaching or training experience would be valuable, but don’t rule yourself out if you haven’t been a trainer before. Support and development are available for someone with strong industry expertise who is ready to develop their training capability.

You will also need to hold Unit Standard 4098 or be willing to enrol in and complete the course following commencement.

Interested in becoming an Electrical Trainer?

If you know your trade, communicate well and get a kick out of helping others develop, we would love to hear from you! Apply now by submitting your CV and a cover letter outlining why you are the right fit for this opportunity.

If you would like to learn more before applying, feel free to contact our Recruitment Partner, People Passion, on 0800 HR FOR U with any questions.

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