Summary: Trainer - Community Health at AMIU. Responsible for delivering community health training, preparing learning materials, assessing trainees, and supporting practical field-based learning. Requires a relevant qualification in Community Health or a related field, training experience, and strong communication skills. The role is based in Nairobi with duties performed on-site.
Key Responsibilities
- Instruct trainees in the specific course(s)/units in adherence to
the respective curriculum and occupational standards.
- Plan, conduct and assess practicals in the course units
assigned.
- Develop schemes of work, lesson plans and give lecture notes.
- Prepare internal exams, conduct validation of the exams.
- Carry out continuous assessments.
- Supervise and assess trainee(s) in the course area.
- Mark, grade and enter the grades into ERP for the assigned units.
- Supervise trainees on industrial attachment.
- Prepare trainees for external exams by providing practical technical
skills as required for effective competency acquisition.
- Maintaining appropriate records and making them available as
required by the directorate and TVET CDACC or any other relevant body.
- Adhere to the exam preparation and processing schedule.
- Attendance to all class contact hours as assigned.
- Mentoring of students.
- Examination invigilation, both internal and external.
- Monitoring class attendance records; -Any other duty as may be
assigned by the HOD or Director.
Qualifications
- Degree in the relevant technical area from a recognized institution.
- Ability to teach all the common and core units in Community health.
- Holder of a Certificate in Pedagogy or PGD in Education.
- Registered by Technical and Vocational Education and Training
Authority (TVETA) as a Trainer.
- Knowledge of KNEC/CDACC examination procedures.Relevant teaching
experience of at least one (2) years.
- Knowledge and expertise in theory and practical relevant to the area
of training.
How to Apply
