Stark State College is seeking a passionate and dedicated part-time instructor to join our Automotive and Transportation Department. The successful candidate will contribute to the college's commitment to academic excellence, student success, and community engagement.

Who We Are:

The positive energy at Stark State College comes from exceptionally dedicated employees who work hard for students. Success for both our employees and our students is the result. You'll be a Great Fit if: If you look forward to using innovative teaching methodologies to foster a collaborative learning environment, you will fit right in.

Typical Responsibilities Include:

Deliver engaging and effective instruction in various automotive and transportation courses while demonstrating effective communication skills. Foster an inclusive and collaborative learning environment that meets the needs of our student body. Implement innovative teaching methodologies and integrate technology to enhance the learning experience. Contribute to curriculum development and assessment activities. Provide academic advisement and support to students. Assist with department activities to promote the success of Stark State College. To be considered, you'll need: Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Commitment to student success and the mission of Stark State College Associate's degree in automotive technology, and/or post-secondary certificate from a Master (MAST) ASE Education Foundation-accredited program, which includes:

MAST Instructors:

All MAST instructors must hold current ASE certification in Auto Maintenance & Light Repair (G1), Electrical/Electronic Systems (A6), and in the Automobile area(s) (A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A7, and/or A8) they teach. MAST instructors teaching Engine Performance must also hold current ASE certification as an Advanced Engine Performance Specialist (L1). MAST instructors teaching Hybrid/Electric vehicle (xEV) diagnosis and repair should also hold current ASE certification as a Light Duty Hybrid/Electric Vehicle Specialist (L3) and xEV Electrical Safety Level 2. MAST programs must have one or more instructors currently certified in each of the following areas: G1, A1 through A8, and L1. L3 and xEV Electrical Safety Level 2 are recommended if the program covers Hybrid/Electric vehicle (xEV) diagnosis and repair.

Master Certification:

At all levels, current certification as an ASE Master Automobile Technician (A1-A8) satisfies the requirements above for G1 certification. Five years full-time equivalent related work experience required. If previous qualifications have not been met, then the candidate must have at least 10 years of full-time, equivalent, related work experience.