Technology Education Teacher

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thomasville city schools georgiaThomasville (GA)

Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School Administration of Education Programs

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About the role

Technology Education Teacher Under general supervision, the Technology Education Teacher will plan, organize, and deliver an instructional program aligned to North Carolina Career and Technical Education (CTE) standards within the Technology Education (820) licensure area. This position focuses on teaching courses within technology, engineering, and design-based pathways including, but not limited to, Graphic Design, 3D Modeling, Game Art Design, and Advanced Manufacturing. Instruction may include Adobe Creative Suite, computer science principles, engineering design processes, manufacturing concepts, and emerging technologies. The teacher will create a dynamic, hands-on learning environment that promotes problem-solving, critical thinking, creativity, and real-world application of skills. Emphasis will be placed on preparing students for postsecondary education and careers in high-demand technical fields.

Key Responsibilities:

Develop and implement standards-based lesson plans aligned with the NC Standard Course of Study and CTE Essential Standards
Deliver engaging instruction using project-based learning and industry-relevant tools
Integrate technology and real-world applications into daily instruction
Support students in earning industry-recognized credentials where applicable
Foster a safe, inclusive, and student-centered classroom environment
Collaborate with CTE staff, counselors, and administration to support student success and program growth
Maintain accurate student records and adhere to district and state policies
Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Knowledge of emerging trends, resources, and technologies related to engineering design and advanced manufacturing
Experience or familiarity with 3D design, modeling, and/or animation preferred
Knowledge of computer-generated technology, digital design tools, and electronics
Understanding of NC CTE Essential Standards and Common Core standards
Proficiency in common desktop applications (web browsing, word processing, image editing, etc.)Ability to create engaging, hands-on learning experiences for diverse learners

Education and Experience: Requirements Minimum: Bachelor's or Associate Degree in Technology Education, Engineering, Architecture, or a related field

Preferred: Experience in engineering, digital design, industrial design, construction, manufacturing, or project development When applying, please include all prior relevant experience

Certification and Licensure: Must hold or be eligible for a North Carolina 820 Technology Education license or 765 Computer Science and IT license Candidates with the ability to teach across both digital design and manufacturing/engineering pathways are strongly encouraged to apply

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