What are the responsibilities and job description for the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Teacher-Construction/Manufacturing position at MSD Shakamak Schools?
MSD of Shakamak is seeking a dedicated and skilled educator to lead our Career and Technical Education (CTE) program in Construction and Manufacturing. This role prepares the next generation of industry professionals through hands-on training, safety instruction, and technical skill development.
Note to Applicants: While this position is focused on construction and manufacturing, we welcome candidates from diverse professional and teaching backgrounds. We highly encourage educators from other subject areas-including but not limited to Math, Science, Automotive, and Agriculture-to apply, as your skills are highly transferable to a new credential. Additionally, non-licensed industry professionals are strongly encouraged to apply; individuals with verifiable work experience in these fields can easily obtain a Workplace Specialist License. Our administration will fully guide and support you through the licensing process.
Essential Responsibilities
- Teach core concepts in construction technology, manufacturing processes, blueprint reading, and safety regulations (OSHA)
- Deliver hands-on instruction in a shop or lab environment utilizing industry-standard tools and machinery
- Develop lesson plans that integrate academic disciplines like math and science with real-world industry applications
- Maintain a safe, clean, and highly organized classroom and shop environment
- Foster partnerships with local businesses, advisory committees, and apprenticeship programs to create student career pathways
- Guide students in earning industry-recognized certifications and credentials
Required Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent (Bachelor's degree preferred but not required for candidates with extensive industry experience)
See more for details https://www.in.gov/doe/educators/educator-licensing/workplace-specialist/
- Years of verifiable work or teaching experience in construction, manufacturing, mechanical trades, or a closely related field
- Robust understanding of workplace safety, hand/power tolls, and production workflows
Preferred Qualifications and Licensing
- Current teaching license in Career and Technical Education (CTE), Trades and Industry or a related field
- OR a current teaching license in an allied technical or academic discipline, such as:
- Automotive Technology or Agriculture (seeking to transition to a new shop environment)
- Mathematics or Science (seeking to apply academic concepts to hands-on building/engineering)
- OR no prior teaching license, but eligible for a Workplace Specialist License based on occupational work hours and industry experience in construction or manufacturing
Please submit your application, resume, cover letter, and a copy of any current teaching credentials , transcripts or industry certifications.