Driver Education Compliance Officer – Training Schools

North Carolina Association of Official Court Reporters; North Carolina; Hybrid; USD 53,000 - 92,000; Full time

Job summary

The North Carolina Department of Transportation invites applications for a Program Coordinator IV (NS) to oversee private driver education schools and instructors across the eastern part of North Carolina. The role involves enforcing Article 14 and NCAC 19A rules, conducting inspections, and updating curricula as laws change.

Responsibilities include teaching portions of the required courses, investigating complaints, and representing the Division at conferences.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution and three years of related experience or an equivalent combination.
• Knowledge of NC DMV policies and procedures is preferred.
• Experience with reporting and documentation in a regulatory setting.

Responsibilities

• Oversee private-for-profit non-commercial driver education businesses and instructors.
• Enforce regulations found in 19A NCAC 03I of the North Carolina Administrative Code.
• Conduct inspections of existing and new driver training schools.
• Develop and update course curriculums as laws/regulations change.
• Teach required courses online or in-person.
• Represent the Division at conferences and meetings regarding driver education activities.
• Coordinate with supervisors and other staff to ensure compliance and timely responses.

Skills

Excellent customer service skills

Exceptional organizational skills

Time management skills

Excellent communication and public-rel

Decision making

Planning and coordinating activities

Independent work ethic

Education

Bachelor’s degree in related field

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

The North Carolina Department of Transportation invites applications for a Program Coordinator IV (NS) to oversee private driver education schools and instructors across the eastern part of North Carolina. The role involves enforcing Article 14 and NCAC 19A rules, conducting inspections, and updating curricula as laws change.

Responsibilities include teaching portions of the required courses, investigating complaints, and representing the Division at conferences.