The InCorporate Trainer role

Business English trainer job description and requirements to apply

Your job as an InCorporate Trainer

As a Target InCorporate Trainer you’ll deliver customized business English training in-house, supporting your clients in doing their jobs better in English. Typically, our programs have multiple trainers in one location and each team is managed by a dedicated program manager. A full-time InCorporate Trainer is responsible for the training needs of 70-100 business professionals. You work from within the client offices, delivering job-specific training that is easily transferable to the workplace.

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Requirements to apply

For you, as for us, training is about people. Your experience, energy and enthusiasm make a difference. Beyond that, we look for:

A recognised EFL qualification (min. RSA Cert or equivalent).

5 years EFL experience including corporate/business English training or a professional business background and 2 years TEFL experience.

Comfortable using standard Microsoft Office programmes (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook).

A committed, professional attitude to training, work in general & managing the client.

Knowledge of German is an advantage but not a must.

Your responsibilities as an InCorporate Trainer

Training delivery

The majority of your time (75%) will be spent on delivering engaging, job-related training to your participants. This will be a combination of:

group training
one-to-one training
shadowing
on-the-job support (providing support with emails, presentations, etc.)

Preparation & administration

Beyond the training delivery, you’ll also be responsible for:

building training plans and training material
creating participant feedback for training, support and shadowing
administering your program (invite participants, track progress)

What’s in it for you?

Germany’s a great place to live and work. Beyond the chance to make a difference and work in a professional environment, supported by committed colleagues, we offer:

an initial 2-year contract
a 40hr working week – or if you’re looking for part-time work we’re interested in talking too!
a monthly salary of €2,600 for CELTA-qualified trainers

a monthly salary of €2,750 for DELTA-qualified trainers
27 days paid holiday for the first year plus public holidays; 30 days / year thereafter
support and assistance in finding accommodation

a clear on-boarding plan
peer support from fellow trainers who want to make a difference to their clients
access to internal training and development including our InCorporate Trainer Boot Camp

support with external training and development (e.g. get your DELTA).
opportunities for new internal roles and promotion.
a €1000 bonus which is payable upon successful completion of the 2-year contract.

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Our first InCorporate Trainer program started.

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A day or week in the work-life of a Target InCorporate trainer is not typically routine. Even with a full schedule of training sessions, it is what comes in between that brings diversity into my workdays. My participants range from managers to office assistants to HR specialists to young apprentices. All use English in their jobs – but to different extents with different needs.”

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