Cybersecurity / Adjunct Trainer (Freelance / Part Time)

Singapore 5 days agoFull-time External
274 - 329 / mo
Roles & Responsibilities Position Overview: WLP Academy is looking for a skilled and experienced Cybersecurity Trainer to join our team. The Trainer will play a key role in providing top-notch training, ensuring adult learners achieve effective learning outcomes and assessments. This role demands a strong commitment to upholding assessment integrity while contributing to a positive and engaging learning environment. The ideal candidate will be passionate about teaching and dedicated to promoting a culture of excellence. Course: Cybersecurity Basics & Scam Prevention Training Delivery: · Participate in curriculum improvements and deliver course content in alignment with WLP’s curriculum and learning standards. · Facilitate manual and digital assessments to evaluate and track learner performance and progress. · Ensure learners meet the specified course learning objectives through engaging and effective teaching methods. · Conduct engaging, practical training sessions (in-person). · Adapt delivery style to suit different audience types (e.g., professionals, entrepreneurs, junior staff). · Encourage participant interaction, learning, and real-world application. Subject Matter Expertise: • Contextualize Cybersecurity Concepts: Simplify complex technical jargon (e.g., encryption, malware, phishing, 2FA) into relatable concepts for non-technical audiences. • Stay Current with Threats: Actively monitor the latest cybersecurity trends, emerging scam tactics (e.g., social engineering, deepfakes), and digital hygiene best practices to ensure training remains relevant. • Demonstrate Real-World Application: specific case studies and real-life examples of cyber-attacks and scams to illustrate the importance of vigilance. • Tool Demonstration: Competently demonstrate the use of security tools (e.g., password managers, antivirus software, multi-factor authentication apps) during practical sessions. Assessment Integrity: · Uphold the highest standards of assessment integrity, ensuring that assessments follow WSQ guidelines and internal policies. · Ensure that all assessment questions are marked, and learners' answers are accurately evaluated. · Verify that all questions are answered and attempted by learners. Incomplete responses should not be marked as “pass.” · Conduct and properly document oral recovery sessions, ensuring transparency and consistency. · Prevent instances of “flashing” answers and address any behaviors that compromise assessment integrity. · Ensure incorrect answers are not marked as "pass"; only correct answers aligned with the assessment criteria should be considered. Administrative Responsibilities: · Complete and submit Assessment Summary Records (ASRs) and other required documentation in a timely manner. · Maintain accurate records of attendance, assessments, and learner-related data. · Ensure that all training materials remain up-to-date and relevant in accordance with industry standards. Learner Support and Engagement: · Provide constructive feedback on assessments and offer guidance for learners to improve. · Address learner concerns professionally, promoting a supportive and positive learning environment. · Foster inclusivity and respect in the classroom, ensuring equal learning opportunities for all students. Technical Background • Educational Background: Diploma or Degree in Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Computer Science, or a relevant discipline is preferred. • Industry Certifications: Possession of entry-to-mid level security certifications (e.g., CompTIA Security+, ISC2 CC, or equivalent) is highly advantageous. • Solid understanding of common cyber threats (Phishing, Vishing, Smishing, Ransomware). • Familiarity with Personal Data Protection concepts (PDPA/GDPR). • Knowledge of mobile device security and secure browsing habits. • Practical Experience: Prior working experience in IT support, IT governance, or a role requiring strict adherence to data security protocols is a plus. Requirements · ACLP (Advanced Certificate in Learning and Performance) or ACTA (Advanced Certificate in Training and Assessment) certification is required. · At least 2 years of experience in training and assessment, preferably in adult education or a related field. · Strong presentation, facilitation, and interpersonal skills. · Capability to adjust teaching approaches to accommodate a variety of learning needs.