Automotive Technology Teacher School Year 2026-2027
About The Position
Teach a sequence of Auto 1-6 courses, ranging from introductory automotive systems to advanced diagnostics and repair. Deliver engaging, safety-focused, and industry-relevant instruction following state and district standards. Design and maintain a hands-on learning environment, including lab/shop organization, equipment upkeep, and tool management. Integrate STEM and career/technical education (CTE) principles into lessons. Instruct students in areas such as: Vehicle maintenance and repair Engine performance and diagnostics Electrical systems and wiring Braking, suspension, and steering Automotive computer systems and emissions Workplace safety and employability skills Foster career awareness, emphasizing ASE certification pathways, trade school opportunities, and dual credit partnerships. Collaborate with colleagues, counselors, and industry partners to enhance the program's alignment with current technologies and workforce demands. Promote student participation in SkillsUSA or related technical competitions. Maintain accurate student records, grades, and inventory. Communicate effectively with students, parents, and community stakeholders.
Requirements
- Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL) with appropriate CTE endorsement in Automotive Technology (or ability to obtain).
- Demonstrated automotive service experience or certification.
- Strong understanding of automotive technology and safety procedures.
Nice To Haves
- ASE certification(s) and/or relevant postsecondary training.
- Prior teaching or mentoring experience.
- Experience managing a high school auto shop or CTE lab.
- Willingness to support co-curricular and community engagement opportunities.
Responsibilities
- Teach a sequence of Auto 1-6 courses, ranging from introductory automotive systems to advanced diagnostics and repair.
- Deliver engaging, safety-focused, and industry-relevant instruction following state and district standards.
- Design and maintain a hands-on learning environment, including lab/shop organization, equipment upkeep, and tool management.
- Integrate STEM and career/technical education (CTE) principles into lessons.
- Instruct students in areas such as: Vehicle maintenance and repair, Engine performance and diagnostics, Electrical systems and wiring, Braking, suspension, and steering, Automotive computer systems and emissions, Workplace safety and employability skills
- Foster career awareness, emphasizing ASE certification pathways, trade school opportunities, and dual credit partnerships.
- Collaborate with colleagues, counselors, and industry partners to enhance the program's alignment with current technologies and workforce demands.
- Promote student participation in SkillsUSA or related technical competitions.
- Maintain accurate student records, grades, and inventory.
- Communicate effectively with students, parents, and community stakeholders.
Benefits
- Salary and benefits are commensurate with the Byron Education Association (BEA) contract and years of experience.
- Byron CUSD #226 offers competitive compensation, professional development opportunities, and supportive working conditions.
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