1 to 4 of 4 Contract NVQ Level 3 Jobs in the East Midlands

to ensure air worthiness is of the highest standard. Education required: You will have completed a recognised relevant time-served apprenticeship, evidenced with an NVQ Level 3 & Technical Certificate at level 3 or above or equivalent international qualification We will also more »

completed on time to specification * Routine exam work * Routine primary fault finding (to level of competency) * Component exchange * Stores provision Candidate requirements: * NVQ level 3 in Mechanical Engineering or an equivalent technical qualification. * Practical knowledge and experience of mechanical and/or electric more »

qualified electrical fitter to work with an established rolling stock company on their Tram Fleet, based out of their depot in Nottingham. Qualification Requirements: NVQ level 3 or equivalent in Electrical Engineering or Maintenance. (Electrical Installation Qualifications do not qualify) Experience Requirements: Maintenance background in more »

the department's administrative team Please see JD and PS for further details Person Specification Training Essential Educated to A Level/NVQ 3 or equivalent qualification A good standard of general education Evidence of ongoing personal development Knowledge Essential Intermediate IT skills, regular user … Experience of networking & communicating at different levels within a large organisation Proven secretarial & administrative experience including agendas, letters & layouts & minutes taking to intermediate level Desirable Experience of working in a healthcare environment Knowledge of medical education issues, foundation programmes & Health Education England Skills Essential Excellent communication skills and … command of written and spoken English. Discretion in communication of sensitive and confidential information Organisational skills to a high level to facilitate the planning and co-ordination of annual deanery matching scheme/Foundation Programme and subsequent teaching programmes Desirable Worked on similar schemes in the past which more »