Electrical Instructor
hoosier trade schoolIndianapolis (IN)
About the role
Job Description Job Description Role Description This is a part-time, on-site position for an Electrical Instructor located in Indianapolis, IN. This position is morning hours (7am-12pm). The Electrical Instructor will deliver high-quality instruction in various electrical topics, including safety protocols, wiring, troubleshooting, and industry best practices. Responsibilities include supervising hands-on training in workshops, mentoring students, and fostering a positive and inclusive learning environment. Additional duties may involve evaluating student progress, maintaining accurate records, and ensuring compliance with school and industry standards.
Qualifications:
- Strong knowledge of electrical systems, wiring, circuits, and troubleshooting techniques with 6+ years of experience
- Experience in teaching or training with a focus on hands-on learning and shop-based instruction
- Ability to create lesson plans, assess student learning outcomes, and provide constructive feedback
- Excellent communication, time management, and organizational skills
- Professional experience in the electrical trade and relevant certifications (e.g., journeyman or master electrician license preferred)
- Proficiency in safety compliance and OSHA regulations
- Associate or Bachelor's degree in Education (not required), Electrical Engineering, NCCER Certification or a related credentials in the field a plus
- Commitment to fostering an inclusive and supportive educational environment
- HoursPart-Time; Morning Hours, Monday-Friday
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