Electrical Technology Teacher - Anticipated

Electrical Technology Teacher
Randolph Technical Career Center offers twelve full-day technical education programs, each of which offers college credits or industry certifications to students as part of their high school education. Graduates of the Electrical Technology Program are prepared for post secondary education and/or entry level positions in industry upon successful completion of the program.

Randolph Technical Career Center anticipates a Electrical Technology teacher opening for the upcoming school year. This is a highly sought after program at RTCC and the instructor would be integral in the success of the program.

The Electrical Program is a one or two year program that focuses on training students for the electrical industry. Students will be eligible to take the VT Apprenticeship year one test. Students may get practical experience through Work Based Learning in their second year.

Our goal is to provide focused training that provides students with the skills and certifications necessary to enter this exciting career path. If the student elects to move forward into higher education they may choose to enroll in a two or four year postsecondary institution.

Whatever career path our students decide to take, many will see this program as a jumping off point to a whole world of opportunity. Over the course of each school year, students must complete a portfolio that ensures they have met or exceeded standards in all core content areas.

The successful candidate will have experience training others in a dynamic fast paced environment. Proven collaboration with relevant constituencies and business leaders and/or related business experience is preferred.

5 years of Industry experience in the Electrical field is required. Obtaining Licensure as a Career & Technical Education instructor with the Vermont Agency of Education, if not already licensed, will be part of the first 3 years of employment. (Licensed or eligible for Vermont Educators License - 17B)

• Degree preferred

• Electrical Trades Certification Master Electrician

• Eligible to work in the United States

• 10 Years' Experience in both residential and commercial

• OSHA 10 Certified

• Knowledge of best practices in engaging and motivating students and managing student behaviors

• NCCER Certification

Responsible for providing instruction which will follow the Apprenticeship, CTE State Standards, National program instructional curriculum and demonstrate and teach standards of competencies required by the Vermont State Electrical Apprenticeship.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
Deliver instruction in all aspects of industry, a positive role model for student and co-worker interactions
Deliver the skills and knowledge necessary for students to function as responsible citizens in the Electrical/Construction industry.
Work with local organizations & businesses to develop relationships
Keep records of grades, grade papers, and perform other administrative duties as needed.
Create projects designed to enhance lectures.
Read and stay abreast of current topics in the industry.
Create lesson plans.
Utilize various curriculum resources.
Integrate competencies, goals, and objectives into lesson plans.
Utilize curricula that reflect the diverse educational, cultural, and linguistic backgrounds of the students served.
Develop professional relationships with other agencies and programs
Experience in Career & Technical Organizations SKILLS USA
Submit grades and assessments
Follow the RTCC Students and Teacher Handbook
Ability to lead a classroom and demonstrate professionalism
Pass Mandated Background check
Familiar with related Industry Recognized Certifications
Ability to teach concurrent and or dual enrollment courses
Teach and assess NCCER Curriculum
All other duties as assigned