Automotive Instructor

Overview

Automotive Instructor – LELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT

• Instruction & Curriculum
• Teach courses in automotive technology, including engine repair, brakes, suspension, electrical systems, heating/air conditioning, and diagnostics.
• Develop lesson plans aligned with industry standards (ASE/NATEF) and school objectives.
• Incorporate both classroom instruction and hands‑on lab/shop experiences.
• Assess student progress through tests, projects, and practical demonstrations.
• Student Development
• Provide individualized support and mentorship to students.
• Promote safety, professionalism, and work ethics in the shop environment.
• Prepare students for industry‑recognized certifications (e.g., ASE).
• Encourage career readiness skills such as teamwork, communication, and problem‑solving.
• Program & Industry Engagement
• Maintain and update training equipment, tools, and instructional materials.
• Collaborate with local employers, advisory boards, and industry partners to align curriculum with workforce needs.
• Stay current with automotive technology trends and integrate them into instruction.
• Participate in recruitment, retention, and student success initiatives.

• Teaching certification/licensure as required by state regulations.
• Experience
• Minimum 3–5 years of professional automotive repair/service experience.
• Prior teaching or training experience preferred, but not required.
• Skills
• Strong technical knowledge of modern automotive systems.
• Ability to explain complex concepts in clear, practical terms.
• Effective classroom management and communication skills.
• Commitment to student success and workforce development.

• Instruction in both classroom and automotive shop settings.
• Regular use of tools, diagnostic equipment, and machinery.
• Adherence to safety protocols and procedures.

Mid‑Senior level

Full‑time

Management and Manufacturing

Medical Practices