Conducts assigned classes of instruction in the Automotive Technology Program.
Maintains instructional quality and effectiveness by constantly revising course elements and syllabi to meet employer needs and keeping accurate records as assigned.
Develops recommendations on source content and course offerings in the assigned content areas.
Develops and teaches classroom and laboratory courses in Automotive Repair Technology.
Assists in the recruitment & retention of students; assists w/job placement process.
Supervises students working during the repair of vehicles in a lab setting as a complement to other instruction activities.
Maintains positive working relationships with local automotive dealerships and repair facilities.
Evaluates and advises students regarding their progress in courses.
Associate Degree in appropriate major required. Must have at least 3 years of work experience in the automotive repair field. Must have ASE Master Certification A1-A8.
Certification in A9-Light Diesel Maintenance
ASE Certification in Advanced Level L1-Engine Diagnostics
L3 Hybrid
Teaching Experience
Lecturers are eligible for health insurance under PEBA eligibility guidelines.
Lecturers will be eligible for retirement benefits, as are all temporary employees.
Lecturers are not eligible for paid holidays or leave.
Lecturers typically work up to 32 hours per week.