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Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service
Agency Instructor I - Water Program (Telecommuter)
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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.
$67,254 / year median in the U.S.
+8% projected growth
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Job Description Job Title Agency Instructor I - Water Program (Telecommuter) Agency Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service Department Infrastructure Training and Safety Institute Proposed Minimum Salary Commensurate Job Location Bryan, Texas Job Type Staff Job Description Agency Instructor I - Water Program $5,833.34 per month 2 Full-Time Positions Telecommuter The Role at a Glance The Agency Instructor I, under direction, will assist in training various specialty skilled and/or semi-skilled courses within the Water Program. Will utilize knowledge of adult learning theories and learning styles to help maximize learner success and ensure overall effectiveness of the course instruction. Will perform online and/or classroom instruction, field-based skills training, and/or may provide technical assistance in a specialty area. Will use a variety of media to present course material. May assist in creating new and/or updating curriculum content, when necessary, to meet learner needs. The instructor is expected to maintain their technical competence and skills. This position reports to the Agency Training Manager. Qualifications of the Role Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Three years of experience in the operation, maintenance, design, construction, or regulation of water utility systems. Must have a valid motor vehicle operator's license or ability to obtain within 30 days of employment. Texas Class "B" Water license (or higher). Texas Class "B" Wastewater license (or higher) or Wastewater Collection II or