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Durham Technical Community College
Instructor, Electrical Systems Technology & Clean Energy
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A Technical Trainer is responsible for designing and leading technical training programs for staff at an organization or company. Works with the employees to determine their technical requirements and therefore their training needs and objectives; provides presentations, workshops or technology-supported training.
$72,067 / year median in North Carolina
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Job Description
Do Great Things! Durham Technical Community College is hiring an instructor of Electrical Systems Technology & Clean Energy in the Electrical Systems Technology Department. The Instructor for Electrical Systems Technology & Clean Energy is responsible for providing instruction in subjects such as AC/DC electricity, wiring concepts, clean energy, and basic manufacturing. The role includes delivering both lecture and lab-based training, maintaining accurate student records, and aligning curriculum with industry needs. The instructor collaborates with the program director to develop and implement relevant training programs, supports customized training for local businesses, and participates in the ongoing enhancement of course delivery methods. The position requires effective communication, organizational skills, and technical proficiency to meet workforce and educational goals. Offer instruction in areas of AC/DC Electricity, Wiring Concepts, Introduction to Clean Energy, Basic Manufacturing and maintain accurate student records. Meet with classes for assigned hours and deliver relevant instruction in lecture and lab settings Collaborate with Director to determine training needs, and participate in developing and delivering training that meets those needs. Participate in the development, analysis, and implementation of varying methods of course development and maintain records of student attendance and grades according to college and state policy and procedure. Provide instruction for customized training for business and industry, and training support to other workforce programs as available. An Associate's Degree (or higher) in Electrical Systems Technology or a related field; or an equivalent combination of education and relevant job experience.