Average Training Manager salary in the UK

Training Specialist – Advanced Aerospace & Defence Manufacturing (Learning and Development) Denham, Uxbridge | Manufacturing | PermanentAre you a trainer who is passionate about developing technical talent and shaping the next generation of aerospace engineers?Join a leading UK engineering organisation working at the forefront of aerospace, aviation and defence technology, where your work directly contributes to safety, performance and world-class manufacturing capability.We’re looking for a Training Specialist to design and deliver impactful training programmes across a range of advanced manufacturing teams — from precision engineering and assembly to inspection and testing.If you thrive in a hands-on technical environment and love helping people grow, this is the ideal opportunity. Key responsibilities - Training PartnerDesigning and delivering technical training to teams across manufacturing.Creating development pathways and supporting individual progression.Building training materials, exercises and assessments tailored to engineering skills.Evaluating competence and supporting certification of skills across multiple disciplines.Ensuring accurate, up-to-date training records in internal systems and LMS platforms.Working closely with leaders to identify critical training needs.Maintaining quality, KPIs and continuous improvement across all training programmes. Skills & Experience - Training PartnerExperience training, coaching or developing people in an engineering environment.Strong communication, presentation and relationship-building skills.Understanding of manufacturing processes (aerospace, defence, automotive, or similar).Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings.Proficient with MS Office and SharePoint.Bonus Points For:Experience with LMS systems or digital training content.Background in aerospace, aircraft systems, defence, MRO, or precision engineering.Quality/inspection knowledge. QualificationsLevel 4 (HNC) or higher in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering (or equivalent).Train-the-Trainer qualifications are a plus.BPSS clearance eligibility required. Why Apply?As a Training Partner, you’ll play a central role in developing capability within a high-performance engineering organisation operating at the leading edge of aerospace safety and defence innovation. The role provides exposure across a variety of all manufacturing areas: CNC machines / Assembly / Machine Shops / Welding / Sheet Metal / Sewing.Expect deep technical exposure, meaningful work and the chance to influence how skills and training evolve across a world-class manufacturing environment. Ready to take your aerospace training career to the next level?Apply now with your CV details for immediate review.

Are you a trainer who is passionate about developing technical talent and shaping the next generation of aerospace engineers?Join a leading UK engineering organisation working at the forefront of aerospace, aviation and defence technology, where your work directly contributes to safety, performance and world-class manufacturing capability.We’re looking for a Training Partner to design and deliver impactful training programmes across a range of advanced manufacturing teams — from precision engineering and assembly to inspection and testing.If you thrive in a hands-on technical environment and love helping people grow, this is the ideal opportunity. Key responsibilities - Training PartnerDesigning and delivering technical training to teams across manufacturing.Creating development pathways and supporting individual progression.Building training materials, exercises and assessments tailored to engineering skills.Evaluating competence and supporting certification of skills across multiple disciplines.Ensuring accurate, up-to-date training records in internal systems and LMS platforms.Working closely with leaders to identify critical training needs.Maintaining quality, KPIs and continuous improvement across all training programmes. Skills & Experience - Training PartnerExperience training, coaching or developing people in an engineering environment.Strong communication, presentation and relationship-building skills.Understanding of manufacturing processes (aerospace, defence, automotive, or similar).Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings.Proficient with MS Office and SharePoint.Bonus Points For:Experience with LMS systems or digital training content.Background in aerospace, aircraft systems, defence, MRO, or precision engineering.Quality/inspection knowledge. QualificationsLevel 4 (HNC) or higher in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering (or equivalent).Train-the-Trainer qualifications are a plus.BPSS clearance eligibility required.As a Training Partner, you’ll play a central role in developing capability within a high-performance engineering organisation operating at the leading edge of aerospace safety and defence innovation. The role provides exposure across a variety of all manufacturing areas: CNC machines / Assembly / Machine Shops / Welding / Sheet Metal / Sewing.Expect deep technical exposure, meaningful work and the chance to influence how skills and training evolve across a world-class manufacturing environment.Apply now or message me directly to learn more.

Role: Training Specialist Location: Field-based - Scotland (covering NHS Lanarkshire, NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde, and NHS Fife) Travel to UK Head Office (Burgess Hill, West Sussex) required for training and meetings Hours: Full-time, Monday to Friday (Occasional unsocial hours and overnight stays required) Pay: £185.00 - £240.00 per day (PAYE) OR £230.00 - £300.00 per day (UMB) An excellent opportunity has arisen for a Training Specialist to join one of our longstanding clients, a global diagnostics organisation, within their Near Patient Care Training Specialist team in Technical Services. This initial 6-month contract, with the potential to extend to 12 months, is a field-based role delivering high-quality product training and supporting implementations across multiple NHS Trusts in Scotland. Benefits: Weekly competitive payGenerous holiday entitlement (25 days per annum + bank holidays)Opportunity to work with a globally recognised diagnostics organisationExposure to innovative Near Patient Care and cobas product rangesField-based role with autonomy and variety The Requirements: Must have no more than a month's notice periodStrong scientific knowledge within a medical setting (theoretical and practical)Excellent communication, time management, and decision-making skillsAbility to work both independently and collaborativelyBased in Scotland, ideally within reach of the outlined NHS TrustsFull UK/EU (or equivalent) driving licenceValid passport for potential overseas trainingFluent written and spoken English Desirable: Degree-level education or equivalentNursing backgroundKnowledge of NHS Primary and Secondary Care environmentsExperience designing and delivering tailored training programmesFamiliarity with medical analytical systems, QA, and CRM toolsDiagnostics industry experience and on-site troubleshooting The Role: Delivering and recording product training in line with company standardsProviding training-related support from installation through to post-go-liveSupporting hardware and software implementations during product launchesAssisting with troubleshooting and technical queries when requiredWorking across multiple NHS Trusts, with regular regional travelAttending internal training and meetings at the UK head office as required If you're keen to join an exceptional team delivering high-quality training and customer support within healthcare diagnostics, then please apply to this Training Specialist role or contact Chloe McCausland at Clearline Recruitment on between 8:30am - 5:00pm.