Automotive Teacher, RSTA/CRLS
About The Position
The Teacher for the Automotive Technology Program reports to the Executive Director and the CTE Coordinator. This is a 10-month, school-year teaching position working with a diverse student population in an urban setting beginning September 2025. The Automotive Technology Teacher is responsible for developing and implementing a Chapter 74-based curriculum to integrate career and technical education for Automotive Technology students in grades 9-12. This curriculum will involve all aspects of the Automotive Technology industry. The Automotive Technology Teacher is responsible for educating Career and Technical Education students in the underlying principles of technology, safety, planning, management, and technical skills as they apply to Automotive Technology.
Requirements
- Clear understanding of G.L. Chapter 74 regulations
- Thorough knowledge of how to teach the competencies and standards of the Automotive Technology Frameworks
- Five (5) years full-time employment experience directly related to Automotive Technology
- Successful experience with and/or a strong commitment to Cultural Proficiency and the success of all students in a diverse urban population
- Demonstrated capacity to modify instruction to help meet the needs of all students enrolled in Automotive Technology
- Experience and demonstrated competence in all aspects of the Automotive Technology industry
- Experience in training students for eligibility for the OSHA 10-hour card
- Current Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certification in at least three areas of automotive technology
- MA DESE CVTE License: Automotive Technology Teacher required, or be eligible for it
Nice To Haves
- Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university preferred
Responsibilities
- Work independently and with colleagues to teach & maintain a program of study that meets all requirements of Chapter 74 regulations and prepares students for learning all aspects of Automotive Technology
- Perform the duties of a teacher including maintaining attendance, grades, and other duties associated with being a faculty member at Cambridge Rindge & Latin School
- Implement the curriculum to insure that students receive appropriate career and technical education and the opportunities to meet the requirements necessary for further their education and to qualify for employment opportunities in the Automotive Technology industry
- Teach effectively and efficiently a diverse student population, including some students with limited proficiency in English and students with disabilities
- Plan and implement appropriate upgrades to Automotive Technology equipment to reflect industry trends and standards
- Maintain all Automotive Technology equipment in good working order
- Plan for, procure, & maintain appropriate levels of supplies to meet instructional & production demands of the program
- Insure instruction in and compliance with all health and safety regulations
- Establish and meet business objectives for an ongoing business enterprise in the Automotive Technology program
- Work effectively with an active Program Advisory Committee that meets a minimum of twice annually
- Teach OSHA 10-hour course
- Perform all other essential duties as assigned by the Executive Director
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
