Full-time Agriculture Teacher

Illinois Education Job Bank; Illinois; On-site; USD 48,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Retirement benefits

Sick days

Personal days

Dental

Vision

Flexible medical

Dependent care plans

Job summary

Southwestern High School in Illinois is seeking a qualified teacher to instruct general agriculture, ag industrial tech, and serve as co-FFA sponsor. Applicants must hold an ISBE teaching license or have 2,000+ hours of related work experience in general agriculture, welding, machining, or mechanics.

Salary is based on experience and education with a contract through the SEA salary matrix. Employee-only health insurance, district retirement (TRS), sick and personal days, and optional

Qualifications

• ISBE license or 2000+ hours experience in general agriculture, ag welding, ag machining, ag mechanics.
• Experience teaching general agriculture and ag industrial tech; ability to co-sponsor FFA.

Responsibilities

• Teach general agriculture and ag industrial tech.
• Co-FFA sponsor.
• Contribute to curriculum and student assessments.

Skills

General agriculture

Ag welding

Ag machining

CAD experience

Education

ISBE license

2000+ hours experience

Job description

Teaching general agriculture, ag industrial tech, and will be co-FFA sponsor.

Qualifications

Appropriate ISBE license or 2,000+ hours of work experience in the following: General agriculture, ag welding, ag machining, ag mechanics. CAD experience a plus, but not required.

Salary/Benefits

Salary is based on experience and education level; SEA contract with salary matrix can be found at https://www.piasabirds.net/public-documents/teacher-contract . Position includes employee-only health insurance benefit, district-paid TRS retirement, 13 paid sick days, 3 paid personal days. Dental, vision, optional life, and AFLAC products are available at employee's expense. Flex medical and dependent care plans are available.

Additional Notes

Southwestern High School is located at the intersection of Rt. 111 and Hwy. 16 in Piasa, IL. Enrollment of approximately 367 students.