Technical Trainer
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 28, 2026. First seen by Alion on Oct 26, 2026.
About The Role
Join the RAC as a Technical Trainer and help colleagues across our automotive operation build the technical skills, practical knowledgeand confidence to succeed.
As a Technical Trainer, you’llsupport learning across a wide range of roles at the RAC. From welcoming new Patrol and SMR colleagues through induction to developing Apprentices and supporting non-technical teams, you’llmake complex automotive subjects clear, practicaland relevant.
This isn’tjust about deliveringtechnical courses. You’llprovide both technical and skills-based training, adapting your approach to different audiences, experience levelsand learning needs. You’llhelp colleagues understand not only how to do their role, but how to do it safely, confidently and to the standards our members rely on.
What you’lldo
Deliver engaging technical and skills-based training to colleagues across the RAC.
Lead inductions for new Patrol, SMR and other operational colleagues.
Train and support Apprentices as they develop their automotive knowledge and practical skills.
Deliver learning to non-technical colleagues, making automotive and operational subjects easy to understand.
Provide practical, classroom and blended learning, adapting your style to suit different audiences.
Coach and assess learners, giving clear, constructive feedback that supports their development.
Create a safe and supportive learning environment where colleagues feel comfortable asking questions and practising new skills.
Use your automotive experience to bring training to life through relevant, real-world examples.
Work with operational and technical teams to ensure training reflects the changing needs of the RAC and our members.
Support the development and continuous improvement of training content and learning programmes.
What you’llneed
Strong automotive technical knowledge, ideally gained within vehicle maintenance, repair, diagnosticsor roadside assistance.
The ability to turn technical information into clear, engaging learning for both technical and non-technical audiences.
Confident communication, presentationand coaching skills, with the ability to adapt to different learning needs.
A recognised automotive qualification, such as an IMI Level 3, City & Guilds Level 3, NVQ Level 3 in Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair, or equivalent.
A strong understanding of safe working practices and the importance of consistent technical standards.
Previoustraining experience or a recognised training qualification would be desirable, but it is not essential. We are more interested in your technical knowledge, communication skillsand ability to help others learn.
Why RAC?
For more
than 128 years, we’ve been keeping drivers moving, and today we’re trusted by
over 15 million members. We’re also trusted by our people, with a 4.5-star
Glassdoor rating showing that RAC is a place where support, ambition, and
opportunity go hand in hand.
We welcome
people from every background, value every voice, and back your growth every
step of the way. At the RAC, you can bring your full self to work and we’ll be
with you every step of the way to help you grow and develop your career.
Ready to
make a difference? Your next career move starts here.