The national certificate programs we run at ACTT require supporting learners with generic subjects that can help them appreciate the technical lessons effectively. The Instructor for Integrated Science will be responsible for delivering interactive and practical lessons that complement our competency-based technical training approach and prepare learners for the world of work and further learning.

Responsibilities

• Deliver well-structured, engaging lessons in Integrated Science.
• Develop lesson plans and instructional materials
• Apply effective teaching methods that promote active learning, critical thinking, and problem-solving
• Assess learner performance regularly and provide timely feedback and academic support
• Maintain proper records of attendance, assessments, and student progress
• Work collaboratively with other Facilitators and the Training & Quality Assurance Lead to support cross-subject integration
• Participate in team meetings, training workshops, and continuous professional development activities
• Contribute to creating a supportive and respectful learning environment
• Ensure that all teaching activities meet CTVET standards and requirements
• Perform additional responsibilities as assigned by the Training and Quality Assurance Lead

Qualifications

• A minimum of a Higher National Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree in Education or a relevant subject area.
• Experience teaching or facilitating learning, especially in a vocational or competency-based environment
• Excellent communication, facilitation, and classroom management skills
• Proficiency in using digital tools and resources to support instruction
• Ready for a start-up environment and working within a participatory community
• Demonstrates strong connection to ACTT mission, integrity and ethical standards

Nice to Have

• Registered and accredited Facilitator by CTVET or any external regulator
• Hands on person, ready to BUILD at ACTT
• Excellent communication abilities.
• Strong attention to detail
• Good analytical skills, and makes decisions guided by data