Become an SLD certified trainer

All our training programs are delivered by approved trainers. Our trainers provide an invaluable service and are vital in delivering nationally recognised accredited learning.

All approved trainers are vetted, assessed, and evaluated to ensure they have the appropriate skills, knowledge, behaviour, and attitude to deliver high standards of training which incorporate objectives, values and priority goals as well as the mission of SLD Training.

SLD Training develop and deliver a range of multi-disciplinary, high quality and accessible learning programmes to support Health Professionals to promote the wellbeing and recovery of individuals through our CPD Accredited substance misuse training and all of our courses are designed to provide individuals with the core knowledge and skills required to enable them to be more confident and capable in the roles that they deliver. As part of this remit, SLD Training relies on a team of approved trainers to deliver learning programmes throughout the UK, often engaging professionals from around the world.

Person Specification

●  Hold a relevant professional qualification (e.g. GP, Registered Pharmacist or Registered Nurse) or equivalent experience for the related course

●  Currently work within drug & alcohol misuse, ideally within a shared care scheme for substance misuse courses

●  Have strong knowledge of substance misuse management, particularly in primary care

●  Have relevant subject knowledge & experience, & have recently completed the course you wish to deliver

●  Have experience delivering face-to-face & virtual training

●  Have good IT skills & appropriate equipment for both delivery methods

●  Understand the course content & how to manage challenging situations

●  Be confident engaging audiences & encouraging participation

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     Responsibilities

  • To deliver a high standard of training to delegates on behalf of SLD Training in a consistent, timely and reliable manner

  • Maintain expertise and updated knowledge in the relevant area(s) of expertise

  • Lead a minimum of 1 training event per 12-month period

  • Pro-actively raise the profile and awareness of SLD Training programmes amongst practice teams, the wider primary health care community and organisations and groups related to the specific training program

  • Attend meetings associated with program delivery where appropriate

  • Upskill yourself with updates and changes made to the course materials

  • Ensure you are always working towards the Trainer Agreement document

To apply now please download and complete the PDF below.

The completed form should be sent to hello@sldtraining.co.uk along with a copy of your CV.

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