Trainers/Instructors for Developing a Rural Infrastructure

We are seeking an experienced and knowledgeable trainer/instructor to deliver a comprehensive Developing a Rural Infrastructure training program in Madrid, Spain. The ideal candidate will have expertise in civil infrastructure planning, sustainable rural development, and stakeholder engagement, with the ability to conduct interactive and practical sessions tailored to professionals in engineering, planning, and community development.

This program focuses on the principles, processes, and strategies that support effective, sustainable, and inclusive rural infrastructure development.

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver high-quality training sessions covering all stages of rural infrastructure development, including planning, financing, transport, water, energy, and communication systems.
  


• Develop and adapt course materials, presentations, and group activities aligned with international standards and CPD-accredited frameworks.
  


• Introduce participants​ to innovative planning and financing models for rural infrastructure projects.
  


• Facilitate group discussions, case studies, and problem-solving exercises based on real-world examples of infrastructure development.
  


• Guide participants in applying sustainability principles and best practices in energy use, water management, and community engagement.
  


• Provide practical insights into stakeholder collaboration, local participation, and community-driven development.
  


• Evaluate participant learning outcomes and ensure that the course objectives are achieved effectively.
  


• Work closely with the training coordination team to align content with participants’ backgrounds and project goals.
  

Requirements

• Proven experience as a trainer, consultant, or practitioner in civil engineering, infrastructure development, rural planning, or sustainable development.
  


• Strong understanding of infrastructure planning, financing, transport systems, water management, and renewable energy.
  


• Academic qualifications in Civil Engineering, Urban or Rural Planning, Environmental Management, or a related field.
  


• Excellent facilitation, communication, and presentation skills, with the ability to engage technical and non-technical audiences alike.
  


• Experience delivering interactive, case-based, and participant-centered learning programs.
  


• Based in Madrid, Spain, or available to travel there for the duration of the training.
  


• Multilingual ability (English and Spanish) is preferred.