AI Trainer

AI & Data Trainer / Apprenticeship Coach | Remote (UK, occasional travel to centres/client sites) | £60,000–£90,000

We're working with a leading tech training provider to find an experienced AI & Data specialist who can do two things well: deliver high-impact technical training to corporate clients, and coach apprentices through to successful completion. If you've got strong AI/ML/Data expertise and enjoy both classroom-style delivery and 1-2-1 learner support, this is a broad, high-visibility role with real autonomy and genuine scope to shape how the AI/Data curriculum evolves.

The role:

  • Design and deliver technical learning content across AI, Machine Learning and Data Science — covering Python, ML frameworks, cloud platforms and applied AI use cases
  • Work directly with corporate clients to understand capability gaps and shape tailored, blended learning solutions across virtual and in-person delivery
  • Coach and support a caseload of apprentices, reviewing evidence, giving detailed feedback, and keeping learners on track against programme deadlines and their off-the-job training obligations
  • Run regular progress reviews with learners, employers and line managers, flagging risk early and planning realistic progression
  • Advise clients and learners on responsible AI use, data governance, ethics and regulatory frameworks
  • Contribute to course and curriculum design based on delivery experience and client feedback, helping keep content current as the AI landscape moves
  • Collaborate with quality assurance, learning specialists and wider delivery teams to make sure learners hit standard on time
  • Support learners in applying AI/automation concepts (Copilot, Power Automate, RPA, APIs) to their actual day-to-day roles, not just in theory

We're looking for:

  • Strong hands-on AI/ML and Data Science expertise (Python essential — NumPy, Pandas, Scikit-learn; exposure to PyTorch, TensorFlow, LangGraph or similar a plus)
  • Proven experience delivering technical training to a mix of technical and non-technical audiences, virtually and face-to-face
  • Experience coaching, mentoring or assessing apprentices, ideally on tech-related standards
  • Confidence engaging directly with corporate clients to shape and advise on learning solutions
  • Working knowledge of cloud platforms (AWS, Azure or GCP) and how they fit into AI/data delivery
  • Strong written communication — this role carries a genuine documentation, feedback and reporting load, so it's not just a delivery job

Desirable:

  • Relevant cloud vendor certification (AWS, Azure or GCP)
  • TAQA/CAVA or equivalent apprenticeship coaching qualification
  • Postgraduate qualification in Data Science, AI or Computer Science

What's on offer:

  • £60,000–£90,000 depending on experience
  • Fully remote, home-based — with some travel to centres/client sites
  • Genuine input into curriculum direction as AI/Data content continues to evolve

Apply now or email Aidan on

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