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Workforce Development (WFD) Instructor - Automotive Technology
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What they do
A Driving Instructor is responsible for teaching students the rules of the road and the safe way to handle an automobile or motorcycle. This may involve both classroom and/or behind the wheel instruction. They are required to remain up to date with their regional and national traffic laws to insure proper curriculum and demonstration. Some inform their students on the process to obtain a valid driver's license in their region or nation.
$60,742 / year median in Pennsylvania
+4% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary:
The Workforce Development (WFD) Instructor- Automotive Technology Automotive Technology Instructors are per diem instructors hired to teach on an annual contract basis.
Minimum Qualifications:
5- 7 years of experience in the Automotive industry as a Technician (or combination of education and experience).
Required certifications:
PA State Vehicle Safety and Emissions Inspection and NATEF. For inspection and emission classes, PennDOT instructor certification for inspection and emissions.Licensing Requirements:
Please note that all teaching faculty are required to comply with PA Act 15. You will need to present completed clearances and training certificates at the time of hire.Please visit https:
//www.hacc.edu/HumanResources/NewHire/index.cfm (and scroll to PA Act 15 Clearances) for more information.Hiring Range:
Varies Preferred Qualifications:
Master-level Automotive Technician certified.Job Specific Task List:
Develop and deliver engaging classroom, laboratory, and hands-on instruction in automotive technology.- (Essential) Teach fundamental and advanced automotive concepts, including vehicle systems, diagnostics, maintenance, repair, and safety practices.
- (Essential) Demonstrate proper use of automotive tools, equipment, diagnostic technology, and repair procedures
- (Essential) Provide students with opportunities to develop practical, industry-relevant skills through hands-on activities and demonstrations.
- (Essential) Assess student learning and provide timely feedback regarding technical skills, knowledge, and performance.
- (Essential) Maintain accurate attendance, assessment, and student progress records.
- (Essential) Ensure instructional activities comply with applicable safety standards, industry practices, and College policies.
- (Essential) Maintain a safe, organized, and professional learning environment.
- (Essential) Incorporate current automotive technology, industry trends, and employer expectations into instruction.
- (Essential) Collaborate with Workforce Development staff and industry partners to ensure training meets workforce and employer needs.
- (Essential) Assist with curriculum development and recommend updates based on changes in automotive technology and industry standards
- (Essential) Support students in developing employability skills, professionalism, communication, teamwork, and workplace safety.
- (Essential) Maintain current knowledge of automotive repair technologies, diagnostic systems, tools, and industry practices.
- (Essential) Perform other related duties as assigned
- (Standard)