Computer Technician Networking Specialist Instructor Part-Time Evenings (6pm-10pm)

Computer Technician Networking Specialist Instructor

• Part-Time Evenings (6pm-10pm) 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars 3601 Hempstead Turnpike, Levittown, NY 11756 $25
• $30 an hour
• Part-time Hunter Business School 37 reviews $25
• $30 an hour
• Part-time Hunter Business School, Levittown Campus is seeking a highly skilled and engaging Computer Technician & Networking Specialist (CTNS) Instructor to deliver hands-on training within our 900-hour diploma program.

This role focuses on preparing students for entry-level careers in IT support, computer repair, and networking. Two evenings per week from 6pm-10pm. No Weekends. The ideal candidate brings real-world technical experience and can translate complex concepts into practical, job-ready skills in a lab-based environment.

Program Overview:

The CTNS program prepares students to diagnose and repair hardware and software issues, build and maintain computers, and configure and secure small office/home office (SOHO) networks. Students gain hands-on experience by building their own computer and working through real-world scenarios involving networking, operating systems, and security.

Instruction includes:

Computer hardware, repair, and troubleshooting Operating systems: Windows, macOS, and Linux Networking fundamentals, infrastructure, and communication Wired and wireless network configuration and troubleshooting Windows Server environment and Active Directory administration Network security, threats, vulnerabilities, and compliance Emerging technologies: cloud, virtualization, mobile, and unified communications

Key Responsibilities:

Deliver structured instruction across CTNS course modules, including: Electronics & Digital Technology Computer Technology & Operating Systems Networking & Infrastructure Facilitate hands-on labs, including PC builds, network setup, and system troubleshooting Prepare students for CompTIA A+ certification and exposure to Network+ objectives Reinforce both technical and professional skills aligned with career readiness Monitor student progress and provide consistent academic support Maintain an organized, engaging, and career-focused classroom environment Collaborate with administration and career services to support student outcomes

Qualifications:

At least 2+ years professional experience in IT support, computer repair, or networking Strong working knowledge of: PC hardware and troubleshooting

• Windows, macOS, and Linux environments
• Network configuration and infrastructure
• Basic cybersecurity principles. Experience with Windows Server and Active Directory preferred Industry certifications strongly preferred (CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+, Cisco, etc.) Prior teaching or training experience preferred, but not required
• Strong communication skills and ability to teach hands-on learners This is an excellent opportunity for an IT professional who wants to share their expertise, mentor students, and help build the next generation of computer technicians and networking specialists.

Pay:

$25.00

• $30.

00 per hour

Work Location:

In person