Electrical Skills Instructor for Corrections

Commonwealth-of-Pennsylvania; Waynesburg (Greene County); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

The Electrical/Electronic Skills Occupations Teacher at State Correctional Institution Greene provides classroom and hands‑on electrical training to inmate students in a structured program in Pennsylvania. The role emphasizes safety, planning, and clear communication to guide coursework and practical learning.

You will adapt curriculum, deliver lessons, and manage records while upholding Department of Corrections guidelines and residency requirements.

Qualifications

• Education equivalent to high school graduation and two years wage earning experience beyond the completed apprenticeship period in the specified parenthetical; or
• If there is no approved apprenticeship period for the specified parenthetical, education equivalent to high school graduation and three years of wage earning experience in the specified parenthetical.
• Special Certificates: Pennsylvania Department of Education Vocational Instructional Certificate I or II for Electricity; or Vocational Intern Certificate; or Emergency Certificate.

Responsibilities

• Curriculum adaptation: modify instructional materials based on student screening and assessment results.
• Lesson planning: prepare daily coursework and select effective teaching methods.
• Instruction delivery: teach electrical concepts and administer tests to measure progress.
• Record management: maintain attendance, inventory, payroll, and education records per DOC guidelines.
• Classroom oversight: monitor behavior, enforce rules, take corrective action when needed.

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Relevant wage-earning experience (Electricity) beyond apprenticeship

Job description

The Electrical/Electronic Skills Occupations Teacher at State Correctional Institution Greene provides classroom and hands‑on electrical training to inmate students in a structured program in Pennsylvania. The role emphasizes safety, planning, and clear communication to guide coursework and practical learning.

You will adapt curriculum, deliver lessons, and manage records while upholding Department of Corrections guidelines and residency requirements.