Science & Technology Opportunity: IT Trainer

IT Trainer Current Vacancies

2007-06-17:

technology (ICT) systems and software packages.
Training generally falls into two categories: desktop applications and technical.

IT trainers usually specialise in one or the IT trainers teach a range of commercial software applications covering word processing, databases, spreadsheets,

Technical trainers deal with areas such as networking, systems design, PC building and maintenance, and complex database design.
analysing clients' training needs - working through courses with clients environment VLE.

If working for a college, adult education service or library, there may be an element of outreach work to attract new clients to training courses.
meet client requirements. Part-time work is widely available.

IT trainers work in classroom environments, in training centres and offices, colleges, libraries or sometimes at a client's
If working for a commercial training company, trainers are likely to have to travel both locally, regionally and A driving licence is helpful, particularly if travelling between training centres, clients or offices.

Large organisations with their own IT departments employ their own trainers and companies, thus increasing demand for qualified trainers. IT trainers can also be self-employed.

Progression can be to senior trainer, departmental manager or area training coordinator.
For freelance work, training work, depending on their skills, or develop their training skills to include other business-related subjects.

New IT trainers usually earn from 15,000 upwards. Experienced trainers earn between 18,000 and 25,000 a year. Senior IT trainers may earn 30,000 or more (Permalink)