Find & Apply For Driving Instructor Jobs in Rancho Cucamonga, California

Driving Instructor

• Immediate Opening 1 Driving School

• Inland Empire, CA Pay:

  $25
• 40 per hour, based on experience and qualifications

Job Type:

Full-time Schedule:

Flexible weekdays; Saturdays and Sundays required with no exceptions About the Position 1 Driving School is hiring Driving Instructors to serve Rancho Cucamonga, the Inland Empire, High Desert, and surrounding communities. We provide one-on-one driving instruction for teens, adults, seniors, nervous drivers, students with disabilities, and individuals preparing for the California DMV driving test. We are seeking patient, dependable, attentive, and professional candidates who are ready to begin training immediately. This is a safety-sensitive position. Instructors supervise inexperienced drivers in real traffic conditions and must remain highly alert, attentive, and capable of reacting quickly throughout every lesson.

Important Requirements Applicants must:

Be at least 21 years old Have a valid California driver's license Have a high school diploma, GED, or equivalent Be available Saturdays and Sundays with no exceptions Be prepared to begin training immediately Be prepared to complete the required instructor training and California DMV licensing process Pass the required DOJ/FBI Live Scan and background requirements Complete the required physician's health report Pass the California DMV Driving School Instructor written examination Meet applicable California DMV driving-record and licensing requirements Be punctual, dependable, responsive, and professional Be able to remain highly alert while supervising inexperienced drivers Be able to react quickly and appropriately to unsafe driving situations Be willing to learn, accept feedback, and immediately apply corrections Be able to safely perform the essential duties of the position, with or without reasonable accommodation Valid California Driver's License Required Applicants must currently possess a valid California driver's license. A learner's permit, expired license, suspended license, or driver's license issued by another state will not meet the requirement for this position. Training and California DMV Licensing Candidates should plan for approximately one month to complete the required training and California DMV instructor licensing process. The required 60-hour instructor training program consists of: 40 hours of classroom instruction 20 hours of live laboratory and behind-the-wheel instructor training The licensing process also includes: California DMV applications and required paperwork Physician's health report DOJ/FBI Live Scan and background requirements Preparation for the California DMV Driving School Instructor written examination Passing the required DMV examination Completion of applicable California DMV instructor licensing requirements The approximately one-month timeframe depends on the candidate completing each step promptly. Delays in training, paperwork, required appointments, or passing the DMV examination may extend the process. Candidates are expected to complete the entire training and licensing process, attend all required sessions, arrive on time, complete assignments, participate fully, and submit required documents promptly. Training time will be compensated in accordance with applicable California wage-and-hour requirements. Completion of training does not guarantee continued employment. Candidates must demonstrate the safety, driving, communication, and instructional skills required for the position. Hands-On Training and Safety Requirements Hands-on training may include working with students in real instructional situations.

Candidates must be able to:

Learn and apply new driving techniques and teaching methods quickly Remain continuously alert while a student is operating the vehicle Observe the student, traffic, mirrors, intersections, pedestrians, cyclists, vehicles, and surrounding hazards Recognize unsafe driving behavior quickly Give clear and immediate verbal instructions React quickly when a student makes an unsafe maneuver Properly use instructor-side controls when intervention is necessary Communicate calmly and professionally under pressure Learn and correctly use the school's driving terminology and teaching methods Accept feedback and immediately apply corrections Demonstrate the ability to safely and effectively teach students before independently conducting lessons Candidates who cannot demonstrate the required level of alertness, judgment, communication, reaction time, safety awareness, or instructional ability may not continue in the training or hiring process. Medical, Medication, and Driving Safety Requirements Applicants must complete the physician's health report required as part of the California DMV Driving School Instructor licensing process and meet applicable DMV medical and licensing requirements. Candidates and instructors may not participate in behind-the-wheel training or driving duties while impaired by alcohol, cannabis, prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, or any other substance that may affect alertness, judgment, coordination, reaction time, or the ability to safely operate or supervise a motor vehicle. If a medication or other substance may affect the ability to safely drive, react quickly, or supervise a student driver, the candidate or instructor must disclose the driving-related limitation before participating in behind-the-wheel training or driving duties. Responsibilities Provide one-on-one behind-the-wheel driving instruction Pick up and drop off students at their home, school, or workplace Teach defensive driving, California traffic laws, and safe-driving techniques Prepare students for the California DMV driving test Identify and correct unsafe driving habits Adapt instruction to each student's needs and learning style Provide patient, encouraging, clear, and firm instruction Remain attentive to the student and surrounding traffic throughout every lesson Intervene when necessary to maintain safety Arrive on time and prepared for every lesson Complete lesson notes and required documentation accurately Respond promptly to company communications and scheduling updates Keep company vehicles clean and report safety or maintenance concerns Follow company policies and California DMV requirements 90-Day Probationary Period All newly hired instructors must successfully complete a 90-day probationary period. During this period, instructors will be evaluated on: Attendance, punctuality, and reliability Communication and responsiveness Professionalism with students and families Ability to accept and apply feedback Knowledge and application of techniques taught during training Proper use of the school's teaching methods and terminology Alertness and safety awareness Ability to recognize unsafe driving behavior and react appropriately Quality and clarity of instruction Safe operation and care of company vehicles Accuracy of lesson notes and documentation Compliance with company policies and DMV requirements Continued employment depends on consistently meeting the school's safety, performance, reliability, and professionalism standards. Benefits Paid training in accordance with applicable requirements Flexible weekday scheduling Company vehicle provided during lessons Consistent student scheduling Ongoing training and support Opportunities for advancement Service Area Instructors may serve students throughout the Inland Empire, High Desert, and surrounding communities based on student demand and instructor coverage.

Inland Empire:

Rancho Cucamonga Upland Ontario Fontana Rialto San Bernardino Redlands Montclair Claremont Chino Chino Hills Eastvale Jurupa Valley High Desert:

Hesperia Victorville Apple Valley Adelanto Oak Hills Phelan Pinon Hills Wrightwood Lucerne Valley Helendale Additional surrounding communities may be included based on student demand and instructor coverage. Before Applying Please apply only if you: Have a valid California driver's license Can work Saturdays and Sundays with no exceptions Are ready to begin training immediately Are prepared to complete the entire training and California DMV instructor licensing process Can meet the background, medical, and DMV licensing requirements Can remain highly alert and react quickly while supervising inexperienced drivers Can safely perform driving duties without impairment Will disclose any medication-related driving limitation that may affect safe driving or supervision Are prepared to demonstrate your ability to safely teach and supervise students Are dependable, punctual, responsive, professional, and willing to accept and apply feedback Next Step Candidates selected through Indeed to move forward must provide: An updated resume A clear copy of their valid California driver's license Text to 8187230478 Applicants who cannot provide both documents will not move forward in the hiring process.

Pay:

$25.00

• $40.

00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) Employee discount Flexible schedule Flexible spending account Paid time off Professional development assistance

Education:

High school or equivalent (Required)

Language:

Spanish (Preferred)

License/Certification:

CPR Certification (Required)

Location:

Rancho Cucamonga, CA (Preferred) Shift availability: Day Shift (Required) Willingness to travel: 100% (Required)

Work Location:

On the road