Assessor in England

Educate 2Gether Training is seeking an Early Years and Teaching Assistant Assessor to join their team on hybrid full-time on a contract basis.

This CACHE-approved Education and Training Centre is passionate about providing training and support to individuals, and recognises the need for a committed workforce with industry-specific expertise.

The assessor will be responsible for training and assessing learners in the Early Years and/or Teaching Assistant role, sharing their knowledge and experience to ensure timely qualification completion.

Early Years and Teaching Assistant Assessor job description

• Complete initial assessments with learners
• Deliver engaging workshops or online webinars to both individuals and groups of learners
• Prepare teaching materials in line with legislation and changes within the field
• Act as a course tutor/assessor, taking responsibility for the day-to-day delivery of Education and Childcare courses
• Support the delivery of high-quality training that exceeds awarding body standards, including enhancing spoken and written English skills
• Integrate English and Maths into vocational teaching
• Assess learner evidence against qualifications and provide constructive feedback using the e-Portfolio system within 5 working days
• Identify and develop individualised action plans to support learner progression, considering Additional Learning Needs and complying with E2G requirements
• Maintain accurate and confidential records for each learner
• Handle administrative tasks and record-keeping associated with the role
• Promote curriculum development, ensuring monitoring, evaluation, and quality assurance
• Conduct workplace assessments and observations for learners
• Take responsibility for learner attendance and well‑being
• Provide additional support, including training on topics such as Prevent and British Values, personal development, CPD, behaviour and welfare, health and safety, and safeguarding
• Work with learners to maintain high retention rates and explore ways to mitigate withdrawals, if necessary
• Be aware of and work towards Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
• Attend Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and Standardisation events regularly to stay up to date in the field
• Uphold and promote E2G\’s policies and procedures in all aspects of work
• Fulfil safeguarding responsibilities to protect children and vulnerable adults
• Comply with and promote E2G\’s Health and Safety policies and procedures
• Ensure effective quality control and continuously strive for improvement
• Foster equal opportunities, eliminate discrimination, harassment, and victimisation
• Maintain professional relationships with colleagues and external partners as necessary
• Maintain confidentiality and security of all documentation and information
• Attend training, refresher courses, and meetings as required by the Line Manager
• Cooperate and participate in the Centre\’s appraisal scheme
• Perform any other duties that correspond to the general requirements of the role and are commensurate with the level of responsibility

Early Years and Teaching Assistant Assessor job requirements

• Hold a relevant qualification or have extensive experience in the subject area
• Possess relevant assessing/teaching qualifications such as CAVA, AiET or above/equivalent
• Maintain up‑to‑date industry knowledge
• Able to develop strong professional relationships with employers and learners
• Possess strong IT skills including Word, Excel, Outlook, Microsoft Teams, the Internet, and PowerPoint, and be willing to work with e-portfolios
• Can motivate learners and ensure timely completion

If you possess strong interpersonal skills, a motivation to drive learner success, and a commitment to continuous improvement, we would like to hear from you. Apply now to contribute to our mission of fostering equality of opportunity and making a positive impact in the local community.

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