About the Estia Centre The Estia Centre is a leader in learning and development for teams who support adults with a learning disability and autistic adults. We are a City and Guilds Assured provider of a wide range of development programmes coproduced in partnership with our clinical subject matter experts across South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust and learning disability and autism subject matter experts. Together we aim to develop the confidence, competence, and skills of local, regional, and national support for staff and teams through our provision of open courses, bespoke and tailor-made learning programmes.
Flexible working: In this role, you will be able to work Monday to Friday in the time frames from 9-5, giving you the very best of good work-life balance. We are happy to discuss any flexible working requirements at the interview.
About our locations: When not working from home, our team is based in the CTC at the Maudsley Hospital.
Main duties of the job
Job Overview: We are seeking a learning and development professional with extensive practical experience in supporting adults with a learning disability to join our team so that we can continue making a real difference to the health and lives of people with learning disabilities and autistic adults. At the Estia Centre, we aim to inspire a committed, passionate, and competent workforce by providing a wide range of quality-driven, specialist and expert-led learning, development, and research opportunities. The Estia Training Officer will be responsible for designing, developing, and facilitating quality-driven, evidence-based training programmes and curating and creating engaging learning materials. Applicants should therefore have experience of designing and delivering training workshops and facilitating adult learning.
As our learning programmes are often developed and delivered in partnership with clinical subject matter experts and experts with lived experience, the successful candidate will need to be a skilled communicator and networker and be able to develop trusting relationships. They will also need to be flexible, imaginative, creative, and motivated to generate novel ideas and put them into practice.
Formal training sponsored by the Estia Centre is available to develop the successful candidate's learning and development knowledge and expertise particularly about learning disability and autism.
Job responsibilities
Estia learning programmes Uses specialist knowledge to develop and deliver engaging tutor-led face-to-face and online learning programmes to a range of learner levels (support staff to clinicians) on the specialist complex needs of people with learning disabilities and autistic adults. Ensures that learning programmes are underpinned by theoretical knowledge, are practice-focused, evidence-based and kept up to date with clinical advances and research. Assists in the measurement and evaluation of the quality and effectiveness of learning, training delivery, and materials. Autonomously develops training materials and organises their own work schedule. Plans and organises the delivery of training to multi-agencies/services. Assists in the planning, co-ordination, development and delivery of learning programmes. Under the supervision of Head of Education and Training for Estia, leads on the development of published materials (e.g., training materials and resources, books, e-learning resources). Coordinates experts by experience involvement in learning and training activities and leads on the development of co-produced education and training initiatives with NHS and social care colleagues. Works in partnership with clinicians to support expert by experience facilitators participate in co-produced projects and initiatives. Ensures patients and people who use services contribute to the Estia Centre strategy, policies, development, and improvement where appropriate. This includes those from diverse communities and in line with the Estia and Trusts Equality and Diversity policies. Supports the Estia Centre to achieve its vision, mission, and values.
Research and Development Promote and support the inclusion of adults with learning disabilities and autistic people with additional mental health needs and/or complex needs in local research initiatives and projects. Support the Estia staff and Head of Education and Training to participate in practice-based research and innovations in line with Kings Health Partnership (KHP) tripartite mission. Support and participate Estia team in sharing and showcasing research outcomes to internal and external events and forums. Willing to undertake further education and training to meet the demands of the role.
Consultancy and Project Management Under the direction of the Estia team, support to engage with and co-produce agreed project activities. Work alongside Estia staff to develop and agree work schedules which are required for the delivery of any project outcomes. Support the analysis of training data/information to identify improvements and develop new initiatives. Participate and contribute to Estia Board meetings. Take on administration functions of Estia Centre as necessary. Under Head of Education and Training guidance inspire those projects to maximise Estia Centres income generation opportunities. Ensure the appropriate use of expert by experience in all aspects of income generation projects.
Person Specification
Qualifications Degree or equivalent. Training/Teaching qualification.
Experience Substantial experience working in services for people with a learning disability and autistic adults. Extensive experience of developing, delivering, and evaluating face-to-face, blended, and online training. Highly proficient in using MS Office applications including, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.
Knowledge Extensive knowledge of the lives, care, and support needs of people with a learning disability and autistic adults including those with mental health and/or behaviours of concern. Knowledge of information and communications technology, particularly marketing through new media. Understanding of adult learning theory and how to apply it effectively.
Skills Ability to motivate and inspire colleagues and experts with lived experience to excel as individuals and as a team. Excellent organisational and time management skills. Design, deliver a range of engaging learning options to support workplace development. Resilient and able to work under pressure, work flexibly to meet the requirements of the role.
Employer details Employer name:
South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust Address:
Maudsley Hospital, Denmark Hill, London, SE5 8AZ Any attachments will be accessible after you click to apply.
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