FAQs
What is the location of the Head of Training Design position?
The position is located near Reading in the United Kingdom.
What type of working arrangement is offered for this role?
This is a hybrid working position, with the preferred candidate required to work onsite one week per month near Reading.
What qualifications are essential for this role?
Essential qualifications include experience in designing and delivering learning interventions that support modern Royal Navy requirements, familiarity with agile delivery models, and the ability to manage resources and workflows efficiently.
Is prior military experience necessary for this role?
No, a military background is not necessary for this position; the right candidate can come from various backgrounds.
What are the main responsibilities of the Head of Training Design?
Responsibilities include managing the T31 Training Design Team, overseeing the production and maintenance of training design documentation, implementing major change initiatives, and leading Training Design Reviews.
What kind of team will the Head of Training Design manage?
The Head of Training Design will manage a team of approximately 30+ personnel focused on producing DSAT compliant documentation for multiple MOD sites.
What benefits does Raytheon UK offer for this role?
Benefits include competitive salaries, 25 days of holiday plus statutory public holidays, a contributory pension scheme, a company bonus scheme, private medical insurance, and enhanced family-friendly policies.
What is the work culture like at Raytheon UK?
Raytheon UK promotes a flexible working culture focused on output rather than time spent at the desk, with opportunities for remote, hybrid, and site-based working.
What does the company emphasize regarding diversity and inclusion?
Raytheon UK is committed to fostering a workplace that champions diversity, equity, and inclusion, believing that diverse backgrounds and perspectives drive innovation and excellence.
How many employees work at Raytheon UK?
Raytheon UK employs approximately 2000 individuals across its various facilities in the UK.