Carpentry Vocational Instructor — PRN

CoreCivic; Whiteville (TN); On-site; USD 59,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

CoreCivic seeks a Vocational Instructor- Carpentry PRN to deliver instructional services in a secure, institutional setting. The role covers carpentry, business, computers/technology and related trades to help inmates learn vocational skills.

The instructor develops objectives, documents a study plan, uses diverse teaching materials, and evaluates progress while providing additional support as needed. Must meet state licensing and age requirements.

Qualifications

• High School diploma, GED certification or equivalent is required.
• Five years of full-time, wage-earning experience out of the past eight years in the subject vocational trade or in career readiness skills to include technical trade experience is required.
• Must possess current trade certification in the subject vocational area of instruction and be licensed, or be eligible for provisional teaching licensure and trade certification in accordance with Tennessee Department of Education requirements.
• Must have the ability to give clear instructions in the trade and/or vocational area.
• Experience in Microsoft Office applications is required.
• A valid driver's license is required.
• Minimum age requirement: Must be at least 18 years of age.

Responsibilities

• Prepare course objectives following curriculum standards and applicable requirements by contract.
• Plan and document a program of study that meets the individual needs and abilities of students.
• Provide instruction using handouts, texts, audiovisual aids and other materials. Evaluate students' performance and issue progress reports as required. Assist students with additional instruction as needed.

Skills

Microsoft Office

Education

High School diploma/GED

Job description

CoreCivic seeks a Vocational Instructor- Carpentry PRN to deliver instructional services in a secure, institutional setting. The role covers carpentry, business, computers/technology and related trades to help inmates learn vocational skills.

The instructor develops objectives, documents a study plan, uses diverse teaching materials, and evaluates progress while providing additional support as needed. Must meet state licensing and age requirements.