High School CTE Automotive Collision Repair Teacher

Part‑Time Automotive Collision Repair Teacher

Work Hours:

1st Period (7:30 AM – 9:30 AM), Monday – Friday

• Appropriate occupational teaching certification from the Tennessee Department of Education
• Met qualifications to obtain a practitioner occupational license as defined below:
  • Be a high school graduate
  • Be enrolled in or have completed a state‑approved educator preparation program, or have completed coursework in classroom management, pedagogy, serving students with disabilities and English Learners from a state‑approved educator preparation provider
  • Be recommended by a state‑approved occupational educator preparation program
  • Meet endorsement experience requirements
  • Meet industry certification requirements, if applicable
  • Eligible Endorsement codes: 507 – Collision Repair Technology, 771 – Collision Repair, or other appropriate endorsement from TDOE

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Based on degree and experience

• Design lessons based on the Tennessee Department of Education Curriculum Standards for the assigned subject area and courses
• Use various instructional strategies and groupings to support students' mastery of standards and skill attainment in the subject area
• Prepare for assigned courses and show evidence of preparation (lesson and unit plans) upon request by the immediate supervisor
• Instruct all assigned classes at designated meeting location and time
• Administer assessments to evaluate students' progress on a regular basis
• Analyze individual student data to plan and modify instruction to meet individual student needs
• Develop a classroom environment conducive to learning
• Encourage students to maintain standards of classroom behavior
• Assist in upholding and enforcing all school rules, board policies, and administrative regulations and procedures
• Communicate students' progress regularly with parents
• Provide availability outside of the instructional school day for educational purposes to both students and parents when requested
• Attend and participate in all assigned departmental meetings, professional development sessions, educational conferences, and faculty meetings
• Maintain accurate and complete records as required by law, board policy, and administrative regulations and procedures
• Provide detailed plans for substitute teachers including lessons, assignments, student expectations, and emergency procedures (fire drill, lockdown, etc.)
• Supervise students at school‑related functions including on and off campus activities
• Represent the school and community in a positive manner
• Perform other work‑related duties as assigned

• Teach Automotive Technology / Maintenance & Light Repair skills and knowledge to secondary students, utilizing the Tennessee State Standards and Curriculum
• Provide learning experiences that give students an opportunity to develop specific academic, technical, and 21st‑century skills necessary to be successful in career and in life
• Instruct and assess each pupil's progress in comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing the target language and in cultural knowledge, in relationship to the level being taught
• Ensure adherence to all safety standards and practices, including oversight, care, and maintenance of facilities, equipment, and materials

The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by individuals assigned to this position. They are not intended to be a complete list of responsibilities, duties, and skills required of personnel so assigned.