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Jobs in learning, training and development

Looking for a new job in training and development? Our jobs page includes articles on job hunting, CV writing advice, and links to recruitment sites that offer a range of permanent and temporary jobs.

Job Profiles

The government's Careers Advice Service website contains job profiles for a range of jobs in education and training.

For each profile, the site looks at a number of questions including: What is the work like?; What qualifications and experience will employers look for?; What salary and other benefits can I expect?; and What opportunities are there?. Profiles include:

• E-Learning Developer
• Human Resources Officer
• IT Trainer
• Online Tutor
• Training Manager
• Training Officer

Articles

Business minister, Pat McFadden, has confirmed the Government's commitment to promoting the aspirations of all young people, whatever their background, and putting social mobility at the heart of plans for growth and success in the global economy. more...

A new guide for parents of recent graduates written by career coach Denise Taylor has been launched by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS). more...

Adecco offers hints and tips on how to put yourself at the front of the queue in today's competitive jobs market. more...

According to a survey from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), job seekers need to develop flexible skills and a flexible mindset to stand out from the crowd in a difficult jobs market. more...

Recruitment sites

Here's a selection of recruitment sites that often have training and development jobs advertised. Some also feature freelance trainer jobs:

• Adecco
• Jobcentre Plus
• Monster
• Reed - training jobs page
• Totaljobs

Help and advice

The Careers Advice Service website has a Jobs and Career section which offers help and advice on a range of topics including: choosing a career, finding job vacancies, application forms, your CV, and interview skills.

Amazon.co.uk has an extensive range of books in its careers section. Click the links below to visit Amazon.co.uk for books about:

• CVs
• Job Hunting
• Interviews

Please note: Training Reference is not responsible for the content of external Internet sites.

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