ICT Trainer

Role Overview

As a technical and vocational trainer, you will plan and teach practical and classroom-based learning, assess students’ progress, and help them prepare for examinations and workplace opportunities. You will also mentor students in delivering services and running profitable ventures, while maintaining training equipment, student records, and a safe, organised workshop.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and update curriculum materials, course outlines, schemes of work, lesson plans, and records of work.
• Teach and assess students using regular, measurable evaluations; provide feedback, set progress targets, and prepare learners for final and internal examinations.
• Support student recruitment, provide guidance and counselling, address disciplinary matters, and help resolve conflicts.
• Help students find suitable industrial attachments and coach them in client service, meeting deadlines, pricing, marketing, and delivering quality work.
• Communicate the organisation’s values, rules, and activities to students, and encourage their participation in relevant programmes.
• Maintain student information, eligibility records, attendance registers, examination files, and monitoring and evaluation data; follow up on fee payments.
• Schedule equipment maintenance, manage workshop tools and supplies, report damage and repair needs, and support the security of equipment and learning spaces.
• Supervise student service delivery, contribute to production work as required, submit activity reports on time, and maintain effective follow-up on assigned processes.

Requirements & Qualifications

• A bachelor’s degree, Higher National Diploma, or diploma in a relevant technical or vocational field.
• A diploma in technical education or a certificate in pedagogy from Kenya School of TVET (KSTVET/KTTC).
• At least one year of teaching or industry experience.
• Current registration and licensing with the Technical and Vocational Education and Training Authority (TVETA).
• Knowledge of examination procedures for KNEC, NITA, or CDACC competency-based education and training programmes.