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      <description>Location: Sunderland | Salary: 38000.00-38000.00 Annual | Type: Permanent | ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICAL INSTALLER ELECTRICAL ENGINEER MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN Thinking about getting off the tools? I''m recruiting for a Training Provider in Sunderland that''s looking for experienced Electricians and Electrical Engineers to move into training. No previous teaching experience is required. They''ll fully fund your teaching qualifications and support you through the transition. What''s on offer:  £38,000 - £42,000 Monday to Friday No site work or weekend jobs Funded teaching qualifications Paid holidays and pension Long-term career within training Opportunity to pass your experience on to the next generation  The role:You''ll be delivering Level 2 and 3 Electrical Installation training to apprentices and existing electricians, covering areas including:  Electrical installation 18th Edition Inspection and testing Fault finding Practical electrical skills  Who I''m looking for:Experienced Electricians / Electrical Engineers with strong installation knowledge. You don''t need to be a teacher already. They''re specifically interested in people coming straight from industry. If you''ve been thinking about getting off the tools but don''t fancy throwing away years of elect...</description>
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