Cyber Security Trainer (OffSec Certified Instructor)

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Cyber Security Trainer (OffSec Certified Instructor) - SOC-200 / OSDA (Freelance)

Location: UK (Remote or Hybrid)
Contract Type: Freelance / Contract
Day Rate: Competitive (Outside IR35)

Length: 1 week (initial delivery)

Overview:
We're working with top training providers delivering OffSec's Foundational Security Operations and Defensive Analysis (SOC-200) course, and we're looking to connect with experienced Cyber Security Trainers who can support the delivery of this hands-on, lab-based programme.

The course prepares learners for roles such as SOC Analysts (Tier 1-3), Threat Hunters, and DFIR professionals, and leads to the OSDA certification.

Who It's For:
You'll be training adult learners with a passion for cyber defence - from junior SOC analysts to aspiring incident responders - helping them build practical detection and analysis skills in a SIEM-driven environment.

We need OffSec certified Instructors or willingness to complete OffSec Instructor Bootcamp (OSIB)

Key Responsibilities:

Deliver the SOC-200 course content to bootcamp or apprenticeship cohorts
Guide learners through real-world attack chains, system audits, and live threat scenarios
Support delegates in preparing for the OffSec OSDA certification
Provide mentoring, feedback, and assessment aligned with OffSec standards
Ensure engagement and learner success throughout the training programme

Experience Required:

Experience delivering cyber security training (SOC-focused delivery preferred)
Familiar with tools and frameworks such as SIEM, MITRE ATT&CK, ELK, and endpoint/network forensics
Comfortable delivering to diverse learners (remote or classroom-based)
Strong communication, mentoring, and instructional skills
OffSec Instructor Certification or willingness to complete OffSec Instructor Bootcamp (OSIB)
OSDA / SOC-200 certification highly desirable

Ready to Join the Mission?
If you're an experienced cyber security professional or trainer who can deliver OffSec's SOC-200 to the next generation of defenders - apply now or get in touch to discuss current opportunities.

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