CIPS STUDENT SUPPORT - FULL OR PART TIME Why do procurement professionals become CIPS Student Support? 100% remote - no travelling  Office hours only - 9.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m.  Flexible working hours - either full time or part time  Better work life balance - fits around family life and other commitments Immense job satisfaction gained from passing on your knowlege The pride that comes when your learners pass thier exams.  About the role of CIPS Student Support: CIPS Student Support is just the first step on the career ladder into CIPS education.  It is a structured programme for CIPS professionals who want to become CIPS tutors.  You'd be working for a training provider who are accredited by CIPS and carry the accolate of Centre of Professional Excellence.  This innovative training provider has dramatically reduced the drop out rate by providing one to one support to CIPS students, thus increasing pass rates - which are in the high 90s. You would work as part of a CIPS dedicated training team. You'd be allocated a caseload of CIPS students and you would support them with their studies. You work exclusively from home and manage your own diary so you have some flexibility over your working hours.  PLEASE NOTE:  THIS ROLE CANNOT BE CONDUCTED OUTSIDE OF OFFICE HOURS.    What’s in it for you: Your own mentor who will support and guide you through the world of apprenticeship qualifications and how best to support your students. You'd study for professional training and assessing qualifications. You would have access to regular continual professional development. Once qualified and fully trained, you will then move into the role of Procurement Trainer. Becoming a Student Support  is just the first step on the career ladder for you and there is the opportunity within the apprenticeship sector to gain additional qualifications and develop your career. What do you need? You must possess MCIPS or be in the last stages of achieving it.  CIPS level 5 candidates will be considered. You must have gained several hands on work experience within procurement.  This will allow you to contextualise theory into practical.  You must have some experience of training / coaching / mentoring.  Perhaps you have trained colleagues in new systems, provided induction training, supported CIPS student with their studies.  All these experiences are relevant. You must be able to provide training and communicate with your learners during office hours.  You must be UK based. The ability to communicate clearly and concisely with good written and spoken English is essential.  If the role sounds of interest, but you'd like to know more, please forward your CV with details of your availability for a phone chat.