High School Collision Repair Instructor — Part-Time

Unicoi County Band Booster Association, Incorporated; Erwin (TN); On-site; USD 34,440 - 48,216; Part time

Job summary

Unicoi County Band Booster Association, Incorporated is seeking a Part-time Automotive Collision Repair Teacher to design and deliver lessons in Automotive Technology for secondary students in Tennessee. The role emphasizes safety, standards alignment, and data-driven instruction, with regular assessments and parent communication.

The position requires current Tennessee teaching certification and endorsement, plus the ability to prepare engaging unit plans and collaborate with colleagues.

Qualifications

• Tennessee teaching certification is required.
• Endorsement codes: 507 – Collision Repair Technology, 771 – Collision Repair, or other valid TDOE endorsement.
• High school diploma or equivalent with alignment to state educator requirements.

Responsibilities

• Design lessons aligned with Tennessee curriculum standards for Automotive Technology and related courses.
• Use varied instructional strategies to support mastery of standards and skills.
• Prepare detailed lesson and unit plans for supervisor review.
• Instruct all assigned classes at the scheduled time and location.
• Administer and track student assessments regularly to monitor progress.
• Analyze student data to tailor instruction to individual needs.
• Maintain a positive classroom environment conducive to learning and safety.
• Communicate student progress to parents and guardians.
• Provide availability for student support outside instructional hours.
• Participate in departmental meetings, professional development, and school activities.

Skills

Lesson planning

Student assessment

Differentiated instruction

Classroom management

Education

Tennessee teaching certification

Educator preparation program completion

Job description

Unicoi County Band Booster Association, Incorporated is seeking a Part-time Automotive Collision Repair Teacher to design and deliver lessons in Automotive Technology for secondary students in Tennessee. The role emphasizes safety, standards alignment, and data-driven instruction, with regular assessments and parent communication.

The position requires current Tennessee teaching certification and endorsement, plus the ability to prepare engaging unit plans and collaborate with colleagues.