Welding - Workforce Development Instructor; Pooled Position

Responsibilities

Responsibilities include creating and teaching courses in your area of subject matter expertise. Class schedules may include day, evening, or weekends.

• Provide instruction to students in the diverse areas of welding, i.e. FCAW, MIG, TIG, Stick, brazing, flame cutting and plastic welding, hand and semi-automatic and automatic welding processes.
• Utilize a variety of instructional techniques to prepare students to apply technical knowledge and skills in an entry-level position or apprenticeship.
• Assess the instructional requirements of students and provide orientation and instruction in welding technology career and technical education related competencies.
• Ensures that industry standards are incorporated into the educational program.
• Provides training in the proper use of tools and equipment related to the welding industry; instructs students in all related safety procedures and industry protocols.

Minimum AS or AAS degree or industry relevant certification(s) such as journeyman or AWS credentials, with a strong work history and demonstrated subject matter expertise. Professional designations or certifications in subject matter desired.

• 2+ years of full-time, paid journeyman level experience as a welder.
• Knowledge of machines and tools, including their designs, uses, repair, and maintenance.
• Knowledge of current industry practice.
• Experience delivering training/teaching to adult learners (including corporate training).
• AWS Certification preferred.

• Prefer prior post-secondary classroom teaching experience.
• Excellent communication skills.

Class schedules may include day, evening or weekend schedules. Please specify availability.