Road Instructor - Commercial Truck Driver Training; Part-time
Listed on 2026-10-11
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Education / Teaching
Training Instructor / Specialist, Adult & Continuing Education
- Commercial Truck Driver Training (Part-time)
Job Title Road Instructor
- Commercial Truck Driver Training (Part-time)
Posting Number
Posting Number FY140004PT
Position Summary Information
Job Description Summary
This part-time position reports to the Director of Workforce Initiatives. Required work hours during the contract period will be Saturdays and Sundays from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. with the possibility of some weekday afternoons.
LocationLocation
Type of PositionType of Position Continuing Education Instructor
Full-Time/Part-Time
Full-Time/Part-Time Part Time
Terms of EmploymentTerms of Employment Contracted Term
Minimum QualificationsActive Class A CDL along with valid DOT health card.
Additional Requirements:
- Instructors will be required to maintain a positive student-learning experience, while students are receiving their hands-on driving experience.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
- Instructor will be required to follow all federal and state laws while supervising the student driver.
- At least one year or more in actual over-the-road driving experience.
- Previous teaching experience or training experience.
- Working knowledge of log books.
- Working knowledge of pre-trip inspections.
- Working knowledge of required DMV ‘shifting’ patterns.
The Road Instructor is responsible for taking the students out driving each weekend on the various routes. The Road Instructor is responsible for re-enforcing the classroom materials, through hands-on driving experience.
FLSA Estimated Hours per Week TBD RangeRange $17.65 - $21.47 Based on the College's salary plan. (This range covers those with educational level below an Associate's Degree. The high end of the range may increase with a higher relevant educational level.)
Open DateOpen Date 02/25/2014
Close DateOpen Until Filled Yes
About UsWashington and Beaufort County are at the heart of eastern North Carolina’s Inner Banks. Beaufort County’s many waterways provide a variety of recreational offerings and waterfront living. Beaufort County lacks only the congestion found in larger areas, as access to shopping, dining, education and medical facilities can be found within its borders. At the same time, the state’s more urban areas are a convenient drive away.
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