Cyber Security Trainer
Forward Role · SA11HG · posted 24 days ago
Going rate £40,000UK median £38,981
Home Office going rates from
Occupation
3573Information technology trainers
Going rate for this occupation: £40,000 · UK median pay £38,981
Home Office going rates from
Where this salary sits
ONS has not published enough of the pay distribution for Information technology trainers in UK to draw it. The figures we do hold are shown above.
Sponsorship
Sponsorship chance
Very low
- Not matched to a licence on the register
- Salary is below the going rate
- Eligible only through a shortage list
On the public records we hold, sponsorship for this role looks unlikely: not matched to a licence on the register, and salary is below the going rate.
We hold the employer, the occupation, a stated salary and the advert's own wording.
Why
Sign in to see how you fit and draft a cover letter
We read this advert for what it asks, check each line against your CV and show you the evidence for every judgement.
Sign inFull advert
Cyber Security Trainer |£35,000 - £38,000 | Cardiff or Swansea (Hybrid) | Permanent
A well-established, award-recognised digital training provider in Wales is looking for a Cyber Security Trainer to join their team on a permanent basis - bringing delivery experience, technical credibility, and the ability to support and lead a small team of trainers.
This isn't a pure delivery role. Alongside managing your own caseload of apprentices on Digital Infrastructure programmes, you'll take responsibility for two permanent trainers and act as a point of contact and quality support for a pool of freelance trainers. If you're someone who enjoys mentoring others as much as you do working with learners, this is a role worth looking at.
The provider is Welsh Government-funded, delivers primarily to Welsh employers, and is consistently recognised as one of the top-performing providers in their consortium. Clients include household-name organisations across the private and public sectors.
The role:
Delivering the Digital Infrastructure apprenticeship standard to a managed caseload of learners Coaching and supporting learners through progress reviews, assessments, and EPA readiness Line managing two permanent trainers - supporting their development, delivery quality, and caseload Acting as a lead contact for freelance trainers on the Digital Infrastructure programme Contributing to quality assurance and standardisation activity Working hybrid: 1–2 days per week from their Cardiff or Swansea office
We're looking for:
Demonstrable experience delivering Digital Infrastructure training or apprenticeships (L3 standard ideally) A background in networking, systems support, or infrastructure — you need to know the subject TAQA / CAVA qualified, or solid experience in apprenticeship delivery with willingness to work towards it Some experience of supervising, mentoring, or leading other trainers — even informally Comfortable working across two sites and managing a hybrid schedule
What's on offer:
Permanent role with a growing, well-regarded Welsh provider Hybrid working — 1–2 days per week Cardiff or Swansea, rest remote Stable, Welsh Government-funded programmes with a strong employer client base
If you're interested apply now or get in touch with Aidan at Forward Role —
As an industry leading, nationwide Marketing, Digital, Analytics, IT and Design recruitment agency, we are continually receiving new assignments to work on, so keep a close eye on our website, Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter pages for a full list of current permanent and interim opportunities as well as marketplace news and fun stuff. Forward Role is operating as an employment agency.
Information from public records, not immigration advice.