Industrial Electrical Instructor (PT evenings)

Posted 15 days ago

rosedale technical collegePittsburgh (PA)

Career/Technical Education Teachers, Postsecondary Other Technical and Trade Schools

SENIORITY

Mid

About the role

Job Description: Job Description Rosedale Technical College has been recognized as one of the best places to work in Southwestern Pennsylvania by the Pittsburgh Business Times and is proudly ranked nationally among top trade schools by Forbes. We are known for preparing students for careers in today's most in-demand skilled trades. We're seeking experienced industrial electricians who can bring their real-world industrial electricity or millwright expertise into the classroom and lab. You will mentor and guide the next generation of electricians, preparing them for high-demand careers in the industry. Areas of expertise you may teach based on your experience: Electronics Data communication Motor controls Troubleshooting Hydraulics/Pneumatics PLCs and automation Electrical Safety Enjoy a 4-day instructional full-time week, part-time evening opportunity. If you're ready to share your knowledge and skills and stay connected to the industry - we'd love to hear from you.

Company Description: Founded in 1949, Rosedale Technical College has a rich history of preparing students for employment in the Automotive, Diesel, Electrical, and HVAC fields. Rosedale provides students with the proper knowledge and equipment, as well as the necessary experience required for their field. We are constantly communicating with our students, graduates and industry professionals to implement changes to our facilities and programs. Rosedale meets regularly with our own Program Advisory Board Committees. Based on their valuable feedback, we continue to grow our programs so that our graduates remain in demand.

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