Assistant Professor of Carpentry/Construction
Listed on 2026-11-01
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Carpentry, Building & Residential Construction -
Construction
Carpentry, Building & Residential Construction
Job Title Assistant Professor of Carpentry/Construction
Sheridan College offers a generous benefit package for qualifying employees, including paid time off, retirement contributions, health insurance coverage for employees and their family, tuition reimbursement options, and additional employee benefits.
All benefits information can be found at Benefits Package at Sheridan College .
The Carpentry/Construction Assistant Professor is a skilled and motivated educator and licensed General Contractor with expertise in project supervision and hands‑on skills required for residential construction. This position involves delivering lecture and hands‑on instruction for the Associate of Applied Science and Certificate of Completion programs in Carpentry Apprenticeship and Construction Technology, as well as industry related certifications and short-term training offerings.
The instructor will collaborate with adjunct faculty and concurrent enrollment programs and maintain strong industry partnerships to ensure program relevance and student success.
Sheridan College instructors are expected to use learner-centered teaching methods, contribute to institutional committees, and foster a collegial and student-focused learning environment. Evening and weekend instruction may be required
Reports ToDean of CTE
Education/Qualifications- Certificate, AAS or Bachelor degree in Carpentry Apprenticeship, Construction Technology, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or related degrees and/or relevant industry experience.
- A minimum of 2 – 12 years of documented hands‑on‑trade experience in the residential carpentry with an additional at least 3 years of experience in construction supervisory roles.
- City of Sheridan General Residential Contractor license and documented experience as a Journeyman Carpenter or ability to secure license within one year.
- Demonstrated commitment to technical education and the community college mission
- Bachelor’s Degree in Construction Management or Engineering
- Hands‑on Carpentry
Experience:
6 years - Construction Supervisory
Experience:
3 years - General Residential Contractor License (City of Sheridan):
Within 1 year of employment
- Hands‑on Carpentry
- Associate of Applied Science ( AAS ) in Construction Technology
- Hands‑on Carpentry
Experience:
4 years - Construction Supervisory
Experience:
3 years - General Residential Contractor License (City of Sheridan):
Within 1 year of employment
- Hands‑on Carpentry
- Carpentry Apprenticeship Certificate
- Hands‑on Carpentry
Experience:
2 years - Construction Supervisory
Experience:
3 years - General Residential Contractor License (City of Sheridan):
Within 1 year of employment
- Hands‑on Carpentry
- Certificate in Construction Technology
- Hands‑on Carpentry
Experience:
5 years - Construction Supervisory
Experience:
3 years - General Residential Contractor License (City of Sheridan):
Within 1 year of employment
- Hands‑on Carpentry
- High School Diploma
- Hands‑on Carpentry
Experience:
12 years - Construction Supervisory
Experience:
3 years - General Residential Contractor License (City of Sheridan):
Within 1 year of employment
- Hands‑on Carpentry
- Ability to teach a range of construction/carpentry related courses.
- Strong commitment to technical education and the community college mission.
- Effective communication and collaboration skills.
- Strong time management and organizational abilities.
- Proficiency in Microsoft (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, Outlook).
- Openness to new teaching methods and industry trends.
- Responsiveness to local workforce needs.
- Extensive expertise in blueprint reading, construction methods, materials, and building codes.
- Experience with Canvas Learning Management System software and instructional…
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