23 open roles across Australian Registered Training Organisations
Casual and sessional trainer and assessor roles at Australian RTOs: flexible, hourly-paid work delivering nationally recognised training.
Deliver accredited first aid courses (HLTAID009, HLTAID010, HLTAID011) on a 12-month contract.
Casual operator trainer delivering step-up and refresher training on production mining equipment in WA regions with FIFO arrangements.
Light vehicle trainer delivering defensive and tactical driving training, requiring TAE and driver training qualifications.
Casual/contract forklift trainers and assessors needed to deliver TLILIC0003 forklift training in Majura, ACT.
C Class driver trainer role in Geraldton requiring WA Driving Instructors licence and industry currency.
FIFO truck trainer and assessor position in Newman delivering HR, HC, and MC heavy vehicle training and assessment.
Casual trainers for Foundation Skills and Business to support disadvantaged young learners in regional NSW.
Casual first aid trainer and assessor positions in Moree and Narrabri, delivering and assessing first aid training for a regional not-for-profit RTO.
Casual trainer delivering high-risk work training including White Card, heights and confined spaces across three regional NSW campuses.
Casual hospitality trainers and assessors needed in Moree and Narrabri to deliver food safety training.
Foundation skills trainer delivering Certificate I and II programs to adults in regional Victoria locations.
Trainer and assessor or trainee positions delivering high-risk work training at a Stapylton RTO.
Casual and sessional trainer and assessor roles at Australian RTOs: flexible, hourly-paid work delivering nationally recognised training.
There are 23 open roles right now, across Registered Training Organisations Australia-wide. The list updates as RTOs post new roles.
Most trainer and assessor roles require the current TAE40122 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (or a listed equivalent) plus vocational competency in the discipline. Each listing spells out the exact requirements.