Electrical Lineworker Instructor – Future Opportunities

About Centura College 
Centura College is a premier provider of hands-on technical and career training, offering programs in Allied Health and Skilled Trades. We are passionate about preparing the next generation of skilled professionals by equipping students with the tools, knowledge, and confidence to succeed in rewarding careers.

With flexible day and evening classes, real-world experience, and a supportive learning environment, Centura College is committed to making a difference in the lives of our students. Ready to inspire and guide future professionals? Apply today!

Electrical Lineworker Instructor – Future Opportunities 

Location: Norfolk, Virginia 
Schedule Options: Full-time: Monday  – Thursday, 8:30AM – 4PM (inclusive of lunch break); Friday 9AM - 5PM   
Compensation: Up to $55/hour, based on experience and other factors 
Licensure & Certifications: (1) Electrical Journeyman Lineman certification preferred. (2) CDL Class A (preferred) or B. (3) See below for other certifications (NCCER ICTP, CPR, OSHA 10-hour) required before teaching or within 3-6 months of hire date.

Train the Next Generation of Lineworkers 

Are you an experienced journeyman lineman looking to pass on your knowledge, skills, and dedication to safety? We are building a talent pool for future full-time Electrical Lineworker Instructor roles and invite you to be part of a team that is shaping tomorrow’s utility professionals. 

Through real-world instruction, field training, and a focus on safety, you'll help students gain the confidence and competence to thrive in the utility industry. 

About the Program 

Our Electrical Lineworker program prepares students for entry-level employment in utility work by combining hands-on field training, core technical concepts, and industry-standard safety practices. Students learn everything from the basics of electrical theory and equipment use to climbing, pole-top rescue, and operating digger derricks and bucket trucks. 

As an instructor, you’ll lead students through classroom instruction, lab work, and field exercises—giving them the tools they need to enter the workforce safely and successfully. 

What You’ll Do