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Teach electric and hybrid vehicle technology

Colleges are expanding electric and hybrid provision. People who already work safely on high-voltage systems are especially valuable.

An experienced electric and hybrid vehicles professional teaching practical skills in a college workshop

What electric and hybrid vehicles covers in further education

High-voltage safety, isolation and de-energising, battery systems, electric drive units, charging systems and hybrid architectures.

Roles you could be considered for

What you might teach

Skills from industry that transfer into teaching

Routes into FE teaching and qualifications

Teaching EV units normally requires recognised high-voltage qualifications at an appropriate level. Check the specific role.

How requirements differ across the UK

See our guides for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and teaching qualifications and teaching without a teaching qualification for more detail.

Not everyone with experience in this sector will be suitable for every teaching role. Opportunities depend on your experience, the subject requirements, each college's criteria and your circumstances.

Funding information

Support for teacher training, such as bursaries or employer-funded qualifications, changes over time and differs by nation. We only publish funding details that we have checked against official sources. See our funding information hub.

Common questions

Which high-voltage level do I need?

That depends on what you will teach. Colleges will specify the level required for each role.

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Bring your electric and hybrid vehicles experience into a college

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