Electrical Apprenticeship Instructor

About The Role

IECRM instructors are the key to future success in the electrical industry. Instructors are hired to teach on a year to year basis. They will use the National IEC Curriculum as the base of their teaching, but may enhance the curriculum with Power Points and visuals from their own experiences. The instructor is responsible for writing and grading tests, quizzes, and homework assignments.

New Instructors are paid on an annual contract of 36 class sessions for which IECRM will compensate new Instructors $170 per class.

• IECRM Career College considers the Instructor’s position to be one of extreme importance. The Instructor is the contact between IECRM and the apprentice.
• Instructors shall attempt, whenever possible, to be neatly dressed. A shirt and long pants are preferred. Some Instructors will come to the classroom straight from their jobs as electricians. It is understood by IECRM that under these circumstances, clean, neat clothing may be difficult to obtain.
• Instructors will adhere to the schedule. Class time is from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. To comply with regulations, class may never be dismissed prior to 9 p.m.
• Instructors will provide Lesson Plans to the Training Director. This form will be given and explained to instructors before classes begin.
• Instructors will be responsible for preparation and class instruction of IEC National Curriculum Objectives.
• Instructors will accurately track and record student attendance.
• Instructors will communicate clearly and effectively with students and IECRM staff.
• Instructors are encouraged to participate in IECRM events and activities that may occur outside of the normal class schedule.
• All Gradebook and CMS documentation will be accurately maintained by the Instructor.