The CNC & Machining Instructor teaches young adults ages 16–24 practical skills and confidence for careers in manufacturing. The role provides hands-on instruction in machining and CNC operations, programming, machine setup, manufacturing processes, blueprint reading, precision measurement, shop mathematics, and quality control. The instructor guides students through real-world projects and skill assessments, promotes safe equipment operation, tracks progress toward training milestones and industry credentials, and shares industry knowledge and best practices. The instructor creates a motivating, disciplined, and inclusive classroom and shop environment; prepares and delivers lessons using varied instructional approaches; maintains lesson plans aligned with industry standards and the Training Achievement Record; and serves as the subject matter expert for the assigned career technical training field. The position also supports student credential attainment, career placement, work-based learning, and partnerships with industry. Administrative duties include recording attendance and evaluations, updating student training records, completing required forms and reports, maintaining classroom and shop safety and cleanliness, and assisting with inventory. The instructor follows applicable Job Corps requirements, procedures, and corporate policies, models employability skills, attends required staff training, and maintains accountability for staff, students, and property.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED