Electrical Technician Instructor

The Electrical Technician Instructor is responsible for providing subject matter instruction to students in a classroom or lab setting. This position is required to teach assigned classes as scheduled or as assigned, and perform administrative functions related to teaching.

• →Provide engaging and effective teaching in electrical theory, safety, and hands-on applications while ensuring alignment with industry standards and best practices.
• →Create a positive classroom and lab environment that supports active student participation, collaboration, and individualized learning.
• →Oversee administrative responsibilities, including maintaining accurate attendance and academic records, and ensuring compliance with institutional policies and safety regulations.
• →This position ensures that the electrical technician training program effectively prepares students for workforce readiness, aligning with employer expectations and contributing to the institution’s overall mission and student success.

• →Teach electrical courses in both classroom and lab settings, fostering an inclusive and interactive learning environment.
• →Instruct students on the proper and safe use of tools, materials, and equipment, emphasizing OSHA standards and jobsite safety procedures.
• →Maintain lesson plans, instructional materials, and lab activities in collaboration with program leadership and fellow instructors.
• →Ensure the classroom and lab remain organized, clean, and fully equipped, reporting any maintenance or supply needs to the appropriate personnel.
• →Monitor and document student attendance, academic progress, and performance in accordance with institutional guidelines.
• →Enter grades, evaluations, and other required documentation into school systems accurately and on time.
• →Support and encourage students to succeed through proactive engagement, mentoring, and the implementation of retention strategies.
• →Participate in required training, in-service sessions, and staff meetings to remain current in instructional methods and industry trends.
• →Stay informed of industry advancements and maintain professional certifications as required.
• →Perform other duties and special projects as assigned by the Program Coordinator or Campus Leadership.

• National Center for Construction Education and Research (The NCCER ICTP Certification is required before instructors start teaching classes. Company will pay for certification.)
• OSHA 30-hour safety certification within 6 months of hire date.
• CPR certification current or within 3 months of hire date.
• Electrical Journeyman or Master License preferred