Faglærer til smedeuddannelsen

This role requires a professionally trained blacksmith with at least five years of relevant industry experience and a strong foundation in practical metalworking skills. The candidate must be capable of planning, delivering, and evaluating hands-on, practice-oriented instruction tailored to apprentices beginning their blacksmith training. Key competencies include the ability to communicate complex theoretical and practical concepts clearly and motivationally to young learners and adults. The position demands pedagogical skills, with an expectation to either hold or pursue a diploma in vocational pedagogy, ensuring effective teaching methodologies and adherence to current educational regulations. Experience or familiarity with IT tools related to the blacksmithing trade is advantageous, supporting the integration of modern techniques and materials into the curriculum. The candidate should be adaptable, organized, and able to maintain oversight of both instructional and administrative tasks, including student assessment and record-keeping. Strong teamwork and collaboration skills are essential, as the role involves working within a committed teaching team. Commitment to continuous professional development and staying updated on industry advancements is critical to maintaining relevant and engaging teaching content. The role also emphasizes creating a supportive and trustworthy environment for apprentices, fostering both personal and professional growth. Overall, this position blends deep technical expertise in blacksmithing with robust pedagogical abilities and administrative competence, aimed at nurturing the next generation of skilled tradespeople.