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At the Training Institute, our trainers are at the heart of every program. They bring real-world experience into the classroom, empowering adult learners to gain the skills and confidence to succeed in today’s workforce. Whether you’re an expert welder, business professional, or healthcare technician, your knowledge can help shape the next generation of skilled professionals.

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Trainer Job Descriptions

About Our Trainers

Trainers at the Training Institute deliver high-quality, student-centered instruction across a broad range of programs — including Professional Development, Contract Education, and Career Technical Training.

Our trainers play a vital role in helping employers upskill their teams and providing working adults with relevant, real-world training that leads to opportunity and career growth.

Why Train with Us

  • Make a lasting impact through education and mentorship
  • Share your professional expertise in a flexible, supportive environment
  • Collaborate with experienced trainers, program managers, and industry partners
  • Access ongoing professional development and advancement opportunities

Why Train with Us

As a trainer, you’ll help students master both technical and professional skills that employers value. Depending on your field and level, responsibilities may include:

  • Deliver Instruction: Lead engaging classroom and hands-on training sessions following established course outlines and materials.
  • Develop Materials: Assist in preparing lesson plans, demonstrations, and exercises aligned with current industry standards.
  • Assess Progress: Evaluate student learning through tests, projects, and practical demonstrations.
  • Support Students: Foster an inclusive learning environment that promotes participation, growth, and confidence.
  • Quality: Maintain professional standards and integrate best practices into every training session.
  • Ensure Safety: Maintain compliance with all program-specific safety and regulatory requirements.
  • Collaborate: Work closely with Training Institute staff to continuously enhance course delivery, equipment needs, and participant outcomes.

Senior-level trainers may also mentor new instructors, lead curriculum updates, or advise on emerging training needs for employers.

What We Look For

Our trainers come from diverse industries but share a passion for teaching, communication, and lifelong learning. Qualifications vary by program, but we generally seek:

Minimum Qualifications

  • Relevant degree, certification, or demonstrated expertise in your subject area
  • Two or more years of professional experience in the field
  • Strong communication, organization, and presentation skills
  • Ability to engage adult learners and adapt to diverse learning styles
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Preferred Qualifications

  • Six to ten or more years of experience, including leadership or training roles
  • Advanced credentials or professional certifications 
  • Prior teaching, training, or mentoring experience
  • Proficiency in classroom and industry-specific technologies

Trainer Levels & Growth

Each trainer is placed within a level (I–XII) based on documented education, experience, certifications, and teaching proficiency — not prior salary history (per California Labor Code 432.3).

Trainer Levels & Growth Table(1)

This structured framework ensures fairness, transparency, and opportunities for advancement.

Professional Development & Culture

At the Training Institute, we believe great trainers never stop learning.

We support your growth through ongoing trainer development, mentorship, and collaboration across disciplines. Trainers are encouraged to stay current with new technologies, teaching methods, and workforce trends, and to share best practices with peers to continuously enhance program quality.

Diversity, Equity & Opportunity

The Training Institute is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive learning environment. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and experiences and strictly adhere to equal opportunity employment practices. Compensation is based on objective level placement to ensure fairness and equity for all trainers.

How to Apply

To apply for an open trainer position, click “Apply Now” on the desired posting or submit your resume and cover letter to:

State Center Community College District – Training Institute
Attn: Trainer Recruitment
1171 Fulton St., Suite 417, Fresno, CA 93721
or email: traininginstitute@scccd.edu

If no openings match your expertise, and you would like to be considered for future opportunities.

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