Automotive Technology Adjunct Instructor (Hands-On)

Job Details; Louisiana (MO); On-site; USD 52,000 - 55,000; Part time

Job summary

Louisiana Delta Community College in West Monroe, LA invites applications for an adjunct automotive instructor. The role will teach up to 29 hours per week during regular semesters, delivering lectures and hands-on lab work in automotive technology, vehicle service, and diagnostics.

You will develop and revise course curricula, create lesson plans, and integrate safety and modern industry practices. Evening and weekend sessions may be required; ASE certification is preferred.

Qualifications

• Technical diploma or higher in automotive technology or related field.
• 5 years of current relevant experience in automotive repair.
• At least one ASE certification.
• Passing pre-employment background screen is required.
• Commitment to professionalism and diversity.

Responsibilities

• Teach up to 29 hours per week during regular semesters.
• Provide instruction during day, afternoon, evening, and weekend classes when applicable.
• Deliver hands-on labs in automotive technology, vehicle service and repair, diagnostics.
• Develop and revise course curriculum.
• Create lesson plans and instructional materials.
• Incorporate safety procedures and modern automotive technologies.
• Participate in ongoing training and professional development.

Skills

Automotive repair

Diagnostic skills

Classroom instruction

Curriculum development

Student mentoring

Shop safety leadership

Team collaboration

Professional growth

Education

Technical diploma or higher in automotive technology

5 years experience in automotive repair

ASE certification

Job description

Louisiana Delta Community College in West Monroe, LA invites applications for an adjunct automotive instructor. The role will teach up to 29 hours per week during regular semesters, delivering lectures and hands-on lab work in automotive technology, vehicle service, and diagnostics.

You will develop and revise course curricula, create lesson plans, and integrate safety and modern industry practices. Evening and weekend sessions may be required; ASE certification is preferred.