Electrotechnical Moderator & QA Specialist

Moderator - Electrotechnical

Location: United Kingdom (Centre Visits Required)

Salary: Competitive Salary

Are you an experienced Electrotechnical professional looking to use your expertise in a different way? This is an excellent opportunity to step into a moderation and quality assurance role, supporting the delivery of T Level qualifications and helping to uphold standards across technical education in the UK.

About the Company

You will be working with a well-established national awarding organisation, widely recognised for its commitment to quality, innovation, and excellence in vocational education.

They are dedicated to supporting training providers and ensuring learners receive high-quality educational experiences. The organisation also promotes diversity and inclusion, valuing the contribution of professionals from a wide range of backgrounds.

What s on offer:

  • Competitive daily rates
  • Flexible, freelance work that fits around your existing role
  • Opportunities to enhance your professional experience and portfolio
  • Ongoing training and standardisation to support your success
  • The chance to contribute to maintaining standards across the sector

The Role

As an Engineering Moderator (Electrotechnical T Level), you will play a key role in ensuring consistency and quality in assessment across providers delivering Building Services Engineering pathways.

Your responsibilities will include:

  • Conducting moderation visits to training providers
  • Reviewing and moderating assessment decisions in line with national standards
  • Recording moderation and quality assurance activities accurately
  • Providing guidance and support to centres on assessment methods, marking, and evidence requirements
  • Producing detailed reports with feedback on strengths and areas for improvement
  • Taking part in training and standardisation activities to maintain consistency across all providers

This role offers a balance of professional responsibility and flexibility, allowing you to make a meaningful contribution without leaving your current position.

Ideal Candidate

We are looking for a knowledgeable and credible professional with strong experience in the Electrotechnical / Building Services sector.

You will ideally have:

  • Solid industry experience within Electrotechnical Engineering or Building Services
  • A good understanding of assessment, quality assurance, and moderation processes
  • Experience within further education, training providers, or awarding organisations
  • The ability to provide clear, constructive feedback to centres
  • Strong written communication skills, particularly for report writing
  • Availability to carry out centre visits during required moderation periods

Candidates should ensure they clearly demonstrate how they meet the role requirements within their application.

Apply Now

If you re looking to expand your professional impact, support quality in technical education, and work flexibly alongside your current role, this is a fantastic opportunity.

Apply today to join the moderation team and help shape the future of Electrotechnical T Level delivery across the UK.

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