AI Skills Coach

Aptitude Recruitment Ltd
Liverpool, Merseyside, United Kingdom
3 weeks ago
£45,000 pa

Salary

£45,000 pa

Posted
17 Apr 2026 (3 weeks ago)

Job Title: Skills Coach – Level 4 AI Practitioner Apprenticeship

Location: Homebase – One afternoon a week in Liverpool

Overview:

We are looking for an experienced and motivated Skills Coach to support apprentices enrolled on the Level 4 AI Practitioner Apprenticeship. The successful candidate will guide learners through their apprenticeship journey, supporting them to develop the knowledge, skills, and behaviours required to succeed in roles involving artificial intelligence, data, and emerging technologies.

The role involves coaching apprentices, tracking progress, working closely with employers, and ensuring learners achieve timely completion of their programme.

Key Responsibilities

* Deliver online coaching sessions to apprentices undertaking the Level 4 AI Practitioner Apprenticeship.

* Support learners to develop skills in AI fundamentals, data handling, machine learning concepts, and ethical use of AI.

* Monitor apprentice progress against apprenticeship standards and ensure timely achievement of milestones.

* Conduct regular progress reviews with apprentices and their employers.

* Provide feedback on assignments, portfolios, and practical tasks.

* Support apprentices in developing their knowledge, skills, and behaviours (KSBs) aligned with the apprenticeship standard.

* Ensure apprentices are prepared for End-Point Assessment (EPA).

* Maintain accurate learner records and compliance documentation in line with ESFA funding rules.

* Identify any learning support needs and provide appropriate guidance or signposting.

* Build strong relationships with employers to ensure workplace learning aligns with programme outcomes.

* Stay up to date with developments in AI technologies, digital skills, and apprenticeship delivery practices.

Essential Requirements

* Experience delivering or supporting apprenticeships or work-based learning programmes.

* Knowledge of Artificial Intelligence concepts, data analysis, or digital technologies.

* Experience coaching, mentoring, or supporting learners in a professional or training environment.

* Strong organisational and communication skills.

* Ability to manage a caseload of apprentices and support them through to completion.

* Understanding of apprenticeship standards, compliance, and progress monitoring.

Desirable

* Teaching or training qualification (e.g. PTLLS, AET, CertEd, PGCE).

* Assessor qualification (CAVA, TAQA, or equivalent).

* Industry experience in AI, data, or digital technologies.

* Experience using e-portfolio systems and online learning platforms

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