Adjunct Instructor - Electrician Technology

Tennessee Board of Regents•McMinnville, OR

2d•$25 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

The Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology (TCATs) serve as the premier suppliers of workforce development throughout the State of Tennessee. At TCAT - McMinnville, this means we care, we listen, and we encourage. The diverse experience of our employees allows us to grow and inspire one another, to come alongside our students with real-life experience, and to graduate innovative problem solvers back into our communities. The work that we do is an investment that enriches lives every day.

Requirements

Minimum of three (3) years of approved employment experience in the occupation to be taught beyond the normal learning period
Evidence of strong work ethic as it relates to timeliness of reporting, oversight of multiple on-going projects, and the ability to work with others.
Proficient computer skills.
Ability to deal tactfully with the students, public, and co-workers; to exercise good judgment in evaluating situations and making decisions.
Possess valid TN driver’s license.

Nice To Haves

Diploma from an accredited technical college
Prior teaching experience, especially in a postsecondary setting.
Associate degree or higher from an accredited institution.

Responsibilities

Delivers quality instruction in their field of expertise as it relates to the programs offered at the Tennessee College of Applied Technology – McMinnville, our Coffee County Instructional Service Center, or at a specific teaching location.
Demonstrates a commitment to student success.
Teaches skills appropriate to the occupational area that will prepare students to become an economic asset.
Guides students in selection, perception, and performance of suitable learning activities.
Organizes class time effectively and efficiently in order that learning activities can be accomplished.
Examines, evaluates, and selects textbooks and reference materials commensurate to the course being taught.
Starts and ends class at designated time.
Utilizes individual and/or group instructional procedures appropriate to the requirements of the assigned activities and the student’s needs.
Supervises student conduct to ensure that the potentially hazardous shops/labs/classrooms provide an orderly environment conducive to productivity.
Maintains a well-organized, safe, and clean shop and/or classroom.
Advises students of the importance of safety in relation to machinery, tools, and equipment.
Investigates and makes a full report on every accident on the day the accident occurs, using the “Preliminary Accident Report Form.”
Accepts responsibility for equipment, tools, and supplies assigned to shop and/or classroom.
Maintains an inventory of equipment, controls storage, repair, and usage of materials in order to minimize loss or abuse.
Keeps in contact with business and industry so that the curriculum can be updated to reflect changes in high-tech society.
Stays in close communication with the full-time program instructor and/or other adjunct instructors of the same course.
Keeps and shares with students continuously updated records of competencies acquired during their enrollment.
Evaluates each student’s progress at specific intervals (end of trimester) and completes permanent records.
Assists, as directed by administration, in follow-up evaluations of graduates and their programs.
Helps students, as opportunities become available and known, in job placement for both full-time and part-time employment.
Requisitions equipment, supplies, materials, and instructional aides as needed, working within the perimeters of school guidelines and available funds.
Participates as a member of various faculty/staff committees.
Participates in seminars, workshops, and conferences.
Other duties as assigned by the Vice President for Academics and Student Services.