Electrical Vocational Instructor for Corrections

Commonwealth of Kentucky; Pewee Valley (KY); On-site; USD 54,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Commonwealth of Kentucky, Kentucky Department of Corrections, Division of Education, is seeking a Corrections Vocational Instructor to provide direct instruction in Electrical coursework to adult inmates and coordinate related educational opportunities within the correctional environment.

The ideal candidate will plan and deliver lessons, maintain accurate records, and use multiple instructional modalities to engage learners while adhering to ACA, NCCER, and OSHA standards.

Qualifications

• Graduate of a college or university with an associate's degree.
• Three years of trade-related experience.
• Additional education can substitute for up to two years of trade-related experience.
• Substitute experience for education applies to your trade-related field.

Responsibilities

• Provides targeted instructional vocational services in electrical coursework to adult inmates.
• Prepares lesson plans using NCCER Core Curriculum and OSHA standards.
• Delivers instruction through multiple modalities (distance, virtual, tablets, smartboard).
• Maintains records in KOMS and proper databases; adheres to policies and procedures.
• Manages scheduling and daily operation of the classroom; ensures safety and compliance.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

Organization

Technology skills

Education

Associate's degree

Tools

NCCER Core Curriculum

OSHA Construction

OSHA General Industry

Work Ready Certificate

Job description

Commonwealth of Kentucky, Kentucky Department of Corrections, Division of Education, is seeking a Corrections Vocational Instructor to provide direct instruction in Electrical coursework to adult inmates and coordinate related educational opportunities within the correctional environment.

The ideal candidate will plan and deliver lessons, maintain accurate records, and use multiple instructional modalities to engage learners while adhering to ACA, NCCER, and OSHA standards.