VE Teacher – Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
rmit · Melbourne
Job description
About the role
The VE Teacher will deliver and assess vocational education in air‑conditioning and refrigeration across RMIT campuses. The role involves classroom teaching, student supervision and industry‑relevant assessment.
Key responsibilities
- Deliver course material and facilitate learning for air‑conditioning and refrigeration students.
- Assess student performance using competency‑based methods.
- Supervise students during practical sessions and projects.
- Maintain up‑to‑date vocational standards and ensure compliance with industry regulations.
Required profile
- Current or aspiring VE teacher with relevant industry experience.
- Certificate IV in Training & Assessment (TAE40110) – minimum.
- Certificate III and IV in Air‑conditioning and Refrigeration.
- Full Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Licence.
- Ability to diagnose learning problems and implement solutions.
Required skills
- Competency‑based assessment.
- Air‑conditioning systems knowledge.
- Refrigeration systems knowledge.
What we offer
- 17% superannuation.
- 720 teaching hours per year.
- 4 weeks annual leave plus 2 weeks VE leave.
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