Welding Instructor (PT) Dougherty County Campus

Georgia Department of Revenue•Albany, OR

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About The Position

Albany Technical College seeks a well-qualified, highly motivated Welding Technology Instructor to provide quality instruction for Welding Technology courses under general supervision. The instructor prepares lesson plans and delivers hands-on, project-based, experiential instruction in classroom, laboratory, and online settings. They identify and prepare instructional materials relevant to industry and develop course syllabi and student assessment strategies. The instructor guides and advises learners, evaluates progress toward learning goals, maintains accurate grades and attendance records, and completes required documentation and administrative reports. The role also includes maintaining a safe and secure classroom and laboratory environment; mentoring students; supporting recruitment, retention, and career placement; maintaining an active program advisory committee; and collaborating with business partners to identify workforce needs. The instructor maintains industry-related certifications, pursues professional development, participates in college events, and stays current on welding exam topics and codes. The schedule is flexible and may include online courses, daytime and evening hours, and some weekends. Travel within the Service Delivery Area is vital. This is a part-time position of no more than 29 work hours per week and does not include insurance benefits.

Requirements

At least a technical diploma in Welding Technology from an accredited technical college or university.
At least three years of experience in TIG, Pipe, Gas Metal Arc, Gas Tungsten Arc, Basic Structural Steel, and/or Shielded Metal Arc Welding.
Excellent verbal, written, interpersonal, and organizational skills.
Willingness to work a flexible schedule, including online, daytime, evening, and some weekend hours.
Functional knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite.
Diplomacy and critical-thinking skills.
Faculty must be credentialed to satisfy applicable accrediting-body requirements for assigned courses.

Nice To Haves

Associate of Applied Science degree in Welding Technology or a related program from a regionally accredited technical/community college or university.
Five years of work-related experience.
Experience teaching secondary and/or adult students in a post-secondary education setting.
Experience working with adult students in higher education.

Responsibilities

Prepare lesson plans and deliver hands-on, project-based instruction for Welding Technology courses in classroom, laboratory, and online settings.
Identify and prepare instructional materials that enhance student learning and are relevant to industry.
Develop course syllabi and implement student assessment strategies to evaluate progress and learning outcomes.
Provide learner guidance, academic advisement, and mentorship to students pursuing learning and career goals.
Evaluate student progress and performance and maintain accurate records of grades and attendance.
Prepare and maintain required documentation and administrative reports.
Maintain a safe and secure classroom and laboratory environment.
Develop and implement program recruitment and retention strategies.
Develop and maintain an active program advisory committee.
Assist with student career placement and collaborate with business partners to identify workforce needs.
Maintain industry-related certifications and pursue professional development opportunities.
Participate in college-sponsored events, including graduation, enrollment, and recruitment activities.
Stay current on welding exam topics and welding codes.
Travel within the Service Delivery Area.