(Part Time) Electrical Instructor

DVMD LLC•Pueblo, CO

4d•$22 - $26•Onsite

About The Position

IntelliTec Colleges is seeking a part-time Electrical Instructor for its Pueblo, Colorado campus. The instructor will teach established, approved curriculum and lesson plans and prepare students to become successful entry-level electrical technicians. Prior teaching experience is not required, though it is a bonus. The role includes classroom and lab instruction, student advising and support, attendance and grade documentation, safety oversight, and maintenance of instructional equipment and tools. The instructor works closely with the Program Supervisor on student issues and participates in regular training to maintain industry knowledge and improve teaching strategies. The schedule is Monday through Thursday, 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The position involves medium physical work, including occasional lifting up to 50 pounds and frequent lifting up to 20 pounds. Instruction may require standing for up to five hours at a time, speaking about complex topics, and sufficient vision and hearing to teach and interact with students. The work environment includes exposure to chemicals, chemical smells, and loud noises, but not substantial exposure to adverse environmental conditions.

Requirements

Completion of a certificate program or an associate degree in Electrical or a related field.
At least 3 years (minimum 4,000 hours) of experience in Electrical or a related field.
State RW/JW license, apprenticeship program completion certificate, or credentials from other reciprocal states.

Nice To Haves

Prior teaching experience.

Responsibilities

Prepare for and instruct students using established and approved curriculum and lesson plans in a professional manner.
Review syllabus requirements with students at the start of each term.
Answer student questions to support understanding and completion of course material.
Communicate safety policies and monitor students’ use of correct procedures.
Maintain professionalism in the classroom and coach students on professional conduct.
Manage and resolve classroom student issues as needed.
Manage classroom activities, including lecturing, student assistance, and lab instruction.
Monitor attendance and punctuality and resolve attendance issues as needed.
Record attendance, grades, and student interactions in student files and the database in a timely manner.
Collect outside work from 25% of students in a class to meet ACCSC requirements.
Attend weekly and annual training to maintain industry currency and improve teaching strategies.
Work with the Program Supervisor on student issues that could affect retention.
Advise students on issues affecting their education and provide guidance.
Set up the lab area and equipment for daily instructional activities.
Identify when student support plans, warnings, or tutoring are needed and initiate them.
Assist with maintaining program equipment and tools.
Maintain industry-specific community relations to secure guest speakers and help students gain employment.
Perform other duties as assigned.