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Area Cooperative Educational Services in Connecticut is seeking an experienced contractor to provide specialized training in CNC woodworking for adjudicated youth. Instructors will work flexible hours, guiding students in acquiring valuable skills and certifications.
The ideal candidate will possess expertise in CNC operations and woodworking, with a strong ability to mentor students. This role is crucial in helping youth reintegrate into their communities and prepare for future careers in advanced manufacturing.
Job Location: Region wide - Hamden, CT 06517
Position Type: Contractor
Salary Range: $36.00 - $42.00 Hourly
We are seeking experienced and certified instructors to provide foundational and advanced training for juvenile justice‑adjudicated youth in residential and detention center settings throughout the state of Connecticut. These positions offer the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of youth by equipping them with valuable career skills and certifications. Instructors will dedicate 8-10 hours per week (evenings and weekends) to preparing students for certification and workforce readiness.
ACES collaborates with the state's juvenile justice department, providing vocational training for youth in residential settings throughout Connecticut. Placement will be decided upon by the department, ACES, and the specific need, in collaboration with the instructor.
We are seeking a highly skilled instructor with advanced experience in CNC woodworking to teach specialized courses for our youth. The ideal candidate will have expertise in CNC machine operation, programming, and woodworking applications, with the ability to design and deliver hands‑on, practical instruction. Candidates with CNC woodworking certifications or related industry‑recognized credentials are strongly preferred, as these ensure alignment with current industry standards. This role requires both technical proficiency and the ability to mentor and inspire students as they gain skills that support future career opportunities in woodworking and advanced manufacturing.
By joining this initiative, instructors will play a vital role in empowering adjudicated youth with practical skills, certifications, and opportunities for a brighter future. These vocational programs are part of a transformative effort to prepare students for successful reintegration into their communities and productive career pathways.
NIMS or MSSC certifications and/or trades experience and education.