Solar Wiring Teacher

Job Overview

Join our team as a Solar wiring Teacher! We're seeking someone with a robust background in home electrical systems, ready to share their expertise with underserved communities. If you have a knack for developing engaging and accessible technical modules, coupled with excellent communication skills tailored for teaching, we want to hear from you. This role offers a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact by empowering individuals with valuable knowledge and skills while fostering inclusivity and accessibility in education.

What do I get?

What’s great about this opportunity?

• Salary Range: RM 2,500 - RM 3,000
• A fair remuneration package
• Career progression in a fast growing impact organization backed by Petronas.
• Work in an agile-driven environment alongside a diverse team who will support your job growth.
• Contribute directly to improving the lives of B40 communities, as a part of a #madetoimpact organization.

What do I need?

To be shortlisted for this position, you will need to have:

• Minimum Degree in Electrical & Electronic Engineering or equivalent.
• Posses PW2 Wireman certificate or equivalent
• Knowledge and experience in home electrical systems
• Experienced in teaching technical subjects
• Good communication skills in communicating technical information clearly and effectively
• Knowledge of Solar PV Systems is an advantage.
• Experience in producing learning modules is an advantage

Necessary technical, functional or language skills:

• Passion in teaching students that come from underserved community
• Passion for electrical works and renewable energy;
• Proficiency in Bahasa Malaysia and/or English;
• High motivation to ensure that the students able to understand the module
• Strong drive to ensure that the modules created are clearly and effectively
• High awareness and alertness on health and safety standards;
• Ability to work independently and self-driven, as well as part of a multidisciplinary team;
• Understanding of SOLS values, principles and objectives and demonstrated ability to put them into practice in the workplace.

What will I do?

In this role you will:

• Conduct the theoretical and practical classes at Solar Academy and train the students to be Solar PV installers as the market needs
• Ensure that all records of the student's lesson preparation, progression, assessment and monthly reports for stakeholder
• Curate and develop a technical module for Solar Academy and meet health, and safety standards and guidelines & regulations. The module must meet the teaching training and standards as well.
• Administer tasks related to class well-being, including attendance tracking, reporting, and managing homework and assessments.
• Cooperate and liaise with agencies and authorities on behalf of the Solar Academy regarding students' progression and other opportunities in this industry
• Additional responsibilities may be given to you as and when it is deemed necessary.