Part-time Adjunct Night CDL Instructor
cleveland community collegeShelby (NC)
Part-time Adjunct Night CDL Instructor
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cleveland community collegeShelby (NC)
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Job Title
Job Title Part-time Adjunct Night CDL Instructor Rank
Rank Adjunct Job Description
Essential Responsibilities:
Part-time Adjunct Night CDL Instructor Train students to drive tractor trailer trucks safely and with the required skill to complete the NC CDL examination. Program will require teaching students for the night program. Approximate hours 4:00 pm – 10:00 pm. Maintain equipment as needed to provide a safe learning environment. Other Treat students and colleagues respectfully, speak to others courteously, and behave in such a way that creates a workplace environment that is marked by trustworthiness, honest but polite communication, and interpersonal. Performs other duties as assigned and other related duties incident to the work described herein.
Required Qualifications:
High School Diploma required. Unrestricted NC Commercial Drivers License – AFive years’ experience as a licensed CDL A driver. Ability to drive a 10 and 13 speed manual transmission. Excellent driving record. Ability to be self-directed and to complete work independently. Ability to work effectively in a team environment, working well with others. Salary Range
Salary Range Based on experience Posting Number
Posting Number F160POpen Date
Open Date 09/29/2026 Close Date
Open Until Filled Yes Supplemental Questions
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