Truck Driver Training Instructor (Part-Time Night/Weekend)

Lenoir Community College•Lenoir Community College 231 Hwy 58 South Kinston, NC

About The Position

The Truck Driver Training Instructor supervises and trains students preparing for North Carolina Class A or Class B commercial driver’s licenses. Under the general guidance of the Program Coordinator, the instructor teaches proper driving techniques, equipment use, and safety regulations, combining classroom instruction with range and road practice. The role also includes maintaining class records, evaluating student progress, supporting college and program activities, and contributing to the mission and initiatives of Lenoir Community College. The position is part-time, with flexible working hours for night and weekend CDL classes.

Requirements

High school graduate.
Current and valid North Carolina Class A CDL driver’s license.
Current and clean North Carolina driving record and a clean FMCSA Clearinghouse record.
At least two years of experience in Class A tractor-trailer driving.
Knowledge and understanding of DOT, state, and federal laws and regulations related to truck driving, driver safety, health practices, and hours-of-service rules and regulations.
Excellent oral and written communication skills.
Ability to work well with others in a team environment.
Applicants considered for hire must pass a drug test before beginning work or receiving an offer of employment.

Nice To Haves

Over-the-road (OTR) experience, preferably operating in 48 states and in all types of weather, terrain, and equipment.
Owner/operator experience.
Fluency in Spanish.
Certification to act as a third-party CDL examiner.
Familiarity with and appreciation for the mission of a community college.

Responsibilities

Train students in proper driving techniques and safety regulations.
Instruct students in the proper use of equipment.
Teach assigned courses to meet program needs.
Integrate classroom, range, and road practices into learning experiences so students can demonstrate competencies.
Oversee day-to-day class operations.
Maintain class records and prepare and submit instructional records, reports, and grades according to institutional policy.
Act as a third-party CDL examiner if certified.
Promote community awareness of program opportunities.
Plan and organize instruction, use appropriate teaching strategies and technology, and adapt instruction to student needs.
Establish learning objectives, evaluate student performance fairly and consistently, maintain accurate progress records, and submit final grades by established deadlines.
Prepare, distribute, and submit syllabi and approved course outlines for assigned sections.
Maintain regular office hours and provide student advisement and consultation; serve as a faculty academic advisor when assigned.
Teach in a multi-campus environment and teach credit or non-credit courses as needed.
Substitute for other instructors in the teaching discipline when needed.
Comply with college policies and procedures, maintain student confidentiality, and steward college facilities, materials, and resources.
Participate in college committees, meetings, events, graduation ceremonies, and curriculum development as assigned or required.
Support colleagues and communicate effectively with students, colleagues, staff, and administrators.
Contribute to college planning, professional activities, marketing, recruitment, and student, faculty, and staff retention.
Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned.