Our client is looking for an office-based Course Manager to join their small but growing team located on the Cambridgeshire/Bedfordshire border. This role will take responsibility for creating, delivering and maintaining content for training courses which need to be cutting edge.
About You
You might have a degree in digital forensics or computer science. You’ll definitely have a keen interest in digital forensics or cyber security as well as excellent written English and you’ll be a clear and confident verbal communicator. Not only that; you’ll be comfortable managing multiple ongoing work activities to ensure that deadlines are met.
If you have experience of the following, they would be a huge advantage:
- Mobile and computer forensic tools (e.g. Oxygen Detective, FTK Imager, MSAB XRY, Cellebrite UFED, Magnet AXIOM)
- Delivering training
- Creating and editing professional PowerPoint and Word documents
- Programming experience (preferably in Python or Java)
- Reverse engineering
As a person, you’ll be comfortable in the classroom spotlight and good at building rapport with others. You’ll be working within a small team of people who pay attention to the detail and have a “can do” customer-focused attitude.
Note that while there is some opportunity to work from home during non-teaching weeks, this role is primarily office-based at the company’s HQ at Wyboston Lakes on the Cambridgeshire/Bedfordshire border. The role would suit someone either within an hour’s commuting distance or someone who is able to relocate to the area (some relocation support is available).
The role
You’ll be responsible for:
- delivering training course content to customers at various locations, including the classrooms at Wyboston Lakes
- project managing course development activities across the company’s training portfolio
- the design and delivery of new training courses
- authoring, updating and maintaining existing training course materials
About the business
The client is a training provider offering scheduled, on-site and online training courses to digital forensic examiners and investigators, primarily in law enforcement.
What’s on offer
In return, the Course Manager will have a competitive salary, performance-based annual review, defined contribution pension scheme, 22 days a year annual leave (plus 8 Bank Holidays), the ability to work flexitime, a health cash plan, virtual GP provision, access to employee advice and wellbeing services and paid time off for volunteering.
Interested?
This client is a small business with a big reputation in their field. If you are interested in joining them, please apply now.
