Adult Education - Auto Technology 11 & 12

Adult Education
- Auto Technology 11 & 12

Monday's & Wednesday's 5:00 - 8:00 pm

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- Semiahmoo First Nations, who have been stewards of this land since time immemorial.

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Students typically take this course as a pathway to finding a future in the automotive industry. Often, students take this course as a pre-requisite for the Automotive Ace-It Program offered by the Surrey SD, and they need to have a baseline standard of automotive knowledge before they are accepted into the program. Most of the students do not have Automotive at their home schools or L/C, yet they are looking for a deep level of knowledge they can take with them after a semester at QECE.

• Experience and/or training teaching adult learners.
• Degree/Certification as Automotive Mechanic.
• Have knowledge of and understand the principles and workings of vehicle systems.
• Understand engine operation, including disassembly, service, reassembly.
• Knowledge of specialty tools and procedures for servicing engines while assembly / disassembly is in process
• Be comfortable teaching a variety of service procedures.
• Be able to engage in additional teachings form the textbook.
• Previous experience in automotive industry.
  
  Must be a member of the Teachers Regulation Branch.

The successful candidate would need to be confident with and passionate about the content of the course. Course delivery is divided between classroom theory and auto shop practical learning.

Salary range is $57,972 to $106,217, with placement on the range based on length of service, FTE and qualifications in accordance with the Collective Agreement. Surrey Schools Salary Grid

Note:

Only those applicants selected for interviews will be contacted. To all others, thank you for your interest.