Instructor – E-Allied Trades Specialist — Advanced Leader Course

Job description:

91E30 – Allied Trades Specialist Instructor
- Advanced Leader Course

Location:Fort Lee, Virginia/Fort Walker, Virginia
Position Type:Full-Time

The Allied Trades Specialist Instructor provides Advanced Leader Course Phase 2 instruction for MOS 91E30 personnel. The instructor delivers technical, tactical, hands‑on, and Professional Military Education in accordance with Army doctrine, TRADOC requirements, CASCOM procedures, Ordnance School standards, and the approved Program of Instruction.

• Deliver classroom, laboratory, and hands‑on instruction for MOS 91E30 ALC Phase 2.
• Teach approved technical, tactical, and PME course content.
• Prepare, operate, troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair applicable training equipment and instructional aids.
• Administer and evaluate written and practical examinations.
• Maintain required MOS, ASI, technical, tactical, and instructor certifications.
• Maintain student records and required training documentation.
• Develop, review, and update lesson plans, course materials, manuals, and training aids as assigned.
• Coordinate training requirements and resources with Government personnel.
• Use Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and required electronic training systems.
• Perform assigned duties independently with minimal supervision.

• Active SECRET security clearance required.
• Qualified in MOS 91E30, Allied Trades Specialist.
• Graduate of 91E Advanced Leader Course Phase 2.
• Minimum
  two years of experience as an Allied Trade Team Leader.
• Allied Trade Senior Badge.
• Minimum
  four years of prior military service
  with an honorable discharge, or current service as a National Guard or U.S. Army Reserve Warrant Officer or Senior Noncommissioned Officer.
• Completed ALC and SLC for the MOS being instructed, or the applicable Warrant Officer Basic Course for a feeder MOS.
• Qualified to instruct assigned ALC and SLC course content.
• High school diploma or GED.
• Proficiency in
  Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
• Ability to use required electronic training tools.
• Basic mathematics proficiency, including roots, powers, and metric notation.
• Strong written and verbal communication, organization, problem‑solving, and time‑management skills.

When applicable to assigned course content, candidates must:

• Have at least
  four years of prior military service
  and have been honorably discharged, or currently serve as a National Guard or U.S. Army Reserve Warrant Officer or Senior Noncommissioned Officer.
• Be certified in the applicable MOS or feeder MOS before beginning instruction.
• Possess required ASI training, including H8 or H9 when applicable.
• Meet all technical and tactical certification requirements for assigned courses.
• Understand applicable Army regulations and doctrine.
• Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair applicable training equipment.
• Pass required written and hands‑on examinations before providing instruction in accordance with OD Regulation 350‑18.

Candidates must meet applicable requirements under:

• Meet all applicable qualifications established under the ITSD2 Base Contract.
• Meet the instructor certification requirements identified in TRADOC Regulation 350‑1, the CASCOM Certification Standard Operating Procedure, and the ODS Standard Operating Procedure.
• Possess outstanding oral and written communication skills.
• Demonstrate effective problem‑solving and interpersonal skills.
• Be detail‑oriented and possess excellent organization, planning, coordination, and time‑management…