Part-Time Fire Sprinkler Instructor

Cape Fear Community College; Castle Hayne (NC); On-site; USD 48,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Cape Fear Community College seeks an instructor to deliver Fire Sprinkler and Fire Alarm content in the continuing education program. You will prepare syllabi, manage class schedules, and develop supplemental materials to enhance student learning.

The role requires keeping current with NFPA standards and relevant codes, with CFCC-provided training to support online and in-person instruction. Prior teaching experience is preferred to ensure effective student outcomes.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent is required.
• Demonstrated working knowledge of fire sprinkler systems and NFPA standards.
• Ability to read and interpret fire sprinkler plans, drawings, and specs.
• Willingness to learn online teaching techniques; CFCC provides training.
• Experience with effective instructional practices for diverse learners.

Responsibilities

• Provide classroom instruction to students in Fire Sprinkler and Fire Alarm topics.
• Prepare course syllabus aligned with NC Combined Course Library and schedule activities.
• Maintain an online classroom; training will be provided by CFCC.
• Develop supplemental materials and visual aids to support learning.
• Participate in curriculum development and apply changes as needed.
• Maintain accurate attendance and performance records; comply with accreditation requirements.
• Stay current with certifying organizations related to the classes taught.

Skills

Fire sprinkler systems

NFPA standards

Reading blueprints

Instructional practices

Technical communication

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

NICET certification consideration

Teaching experience (1 year)

Job description

Cape Fear Community College seeks an instructor to deliver Fire Sprinkler and Fire Alarm content in the continuing education program. You will prepare syllabi, manage class schedules, and develop supplemental materials to enhance student learning.

The role requires keeping current with NFPA standards and relevant codes, with CFCC-provided training to support online and in-person instruction. Prior teaching experience is preferred to ensure effective student outcomes.