Program Coordinator - Automotive Technology

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porter chester instituteFitchburg (MA)

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Automotive Technology Program Coordinator$2000 Sign-on BonusThe Program Coordinator will organize and lead faculty in a manner that ensures quality classroom instruction. They will administer programs, monitor the learning process and tailor course materials to the levels and needs of individual students, which will ultimately allow students to develop employable skills leading them to jobs that are commensurate with student ability and employer expectation. The Automotive Technology Program Coordinator will have a hand in: Instructional Delivery Student Service Subject Matter Expertise Faculty Management, Mentoring, and Training Program Administration
Position Requirements: High school diploma/GED requiredASE Master Certified Technician preferred; must be willing to obtain if hired 3 years' documentable occupational work experience in automotive technology field required 3 years' classroom teaching experience at the post-secondary level preferred 3 years' of successful leadership and management experience preferred Basic proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Outlook) About our company: Porter and Chester Institute, a trade school in Connecticut and Massachusetts for 75 years, adheres to one basic vision: to educate and train our students to the level that will make them competent employees. With 7 campus locations throughout Connecticut and Massachusetts, we offer training in such trades as Automotive Technology, HVAC-R, CAD, Electrician, Plumbing, as well as Medical Assisting, Dental Assisting, Practical Nursing and Computer & Technology. Our support staff, including Admissions, Financial Aid and other administrative professionals, to our qualified Instructors are focused on making the students' experience a fulfilling and enriching one, both professionally and personally. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Mon-Thurs 6:30am-3pm and Fri 8am-4pm

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