Skills Coach
Pearson
Skills Coach
Pearson
Makes learning tools and runs certification exams
Skills Coach (Engineering Operative)
Description - Support Royal Armoured Corps soldiers through the Level 2 Engineering Operative apprenticeship, combining coaching, assessment and accurate programme management in a predominantly MOD site-based role. Also known in the market as: Engineering Apprenticeship Coach; Engineering Assessor; Work-Based Learning Assessor; Automotive Assessor; Military Skills Coach.
About the Role
Pearson TQ is looking for a Skills Coach to manage and support a caseload of Royal Armoured Corps soldiers completing the Level 2 Engineering Operative Apprenticeship Standard. You will coach learners, assess occupational competence, conduct progress reviews and maintain the evidence needed for successful progression.
This is a hybrid role that is predominantly based at the Tidworth Ministry of Defence site, with homeworking available for administration and travel to nearby customer sites when required. You will work closely with learners, Army stakeholders and internal quality and delivery teams.
The role suits someone who combines engineering credibility with fair, evidence-led assessment and strong caseload organisation.
What You’ll Do
What We’re Looking For
Location & Working Pattern
37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday. Hybrid, with the role predominantly based at the Tidworth MOD site. Homeworking is available for administration days. Travel to nearby customer sites may be required.
Why Join Pearson?
Use your engineering and assessment experience to help serving soldiers achieve a nationally recognised apprenticeship, while working alongside an established local coaching team and wider national network.
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Pearson makes learning materials and runs assessments for students, educators, employers, and professionals, combining digital courseware with qualifications that verify knowledge and skills. Its MyLab and Mastering platforms pair college content with practice activities and tools that let instructors track progress. The business also supports online schools, English learning, professional certification, and workforce training, with products used in classrooms, workplaces, and testing centers. It earns money from courseware sales, digital subscriptions, assessment fees, and contracts with education institutions and employers. Pearson traces its roots to 1844 and is headquartered in London.
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