Hands-On Marine Technology Instructor for Career-Ready Students

Reeds Spring School District; Reeds Spring (MO); On-site; USD 40,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Reeds Spring School District in Missouri is seeking a qualified marine technology instructor to deliver standards-based, project-oriented instruction in marine technology, connecting classroom concepts to authentic industry applications. The role emphasizes hands-on laboratory instruction, safety, and preparing students for industry certification and postsecondary opportunities in marine trades.

Plan and deliver curriculum, differentiate instruction, and partner with local marine businesses to

Qualifications

• Certification: Appropriate state teaching certification or eligibility for a CTE teaching credential in Marine Technology, Marine Mechanics, or a related field.
• Industry Knowledge: Demonstrated hands‑on experience and expertise in marine technology, marine mechanics, and boat systems.
• Technical Skills: Ability to safely operate, troubleshoot, and demonstrate marine service tools and diagnostic equipment.
• Communication & Instruction: Strong communication, organizational, and classroom/shop management skills, with a passion for working with high school students.

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver standards-based, project-oriented instruction in marine technology, connecting classroom concepts to authentic marine-industry applications.
• Teach students the fundamentals of marine systems, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair, including engines, propulsion, fuel, cooling, electrical, steering, and rigging.
• Incorporate modern industry practices, technology, tools, and equipment into instruction.
• Differentiate instructional methods to support students with varying skill levels and experience.
• Provide students with extensive opportunities to work directly with marine engines, boats, diagnostic equipment, and specialized tools.
• Demonstrate proper use, maintenance, and storage of hand tools, power tools, and specialized equipment.
• Guide students through troubleshooting, disassembly, repair, reassembly, testing, and maintenance procedures.
• Train students to read and interpret technical manuals, service schematics, diagrams, and specifications.

Skills

Teaching

Marine Technology

Workshop Safety

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree or higher

Associate's degree

No degree option with 6000 hours experience

Job description

Reeds Spring School District in Missouri is seeking a qualified marine technology instructor to deliver standards-based, project-oriented instruction in marine technology, connecting classroom concepts to authentic industry applications. The role emphasizes hands-on laboratory instruction, safety, and preparing students for industry certification and postsecondary opportunities in marine trades.

Plan and deliver curriculum, differentiate instruction, and partner with local marine businesses to