What are the responsibilities and job description for the NCCER Electrical Instructor position at The Literacy Council of Southwest Louisiana?
Job Overview
We are seeking an NCCER-Certified Electrical Instructor to teach one to two introductory modules from NCCER Electrical Level 1 to students who have recently completed the NCCER Core curriculum.
This is a paid opportunity to provide students with an introduction to electrical careers and foundational technical skills as they continue their pathway into skilled trades training. The instructor will deliver engaging, standards-aligned instruction that connects students' Core knowledge to the fundamental concepts and skills covered in Electrical Level 1.
The ideal candidate will have current NCCER Electrical certification, industry experience, and a passion for helping adult learners prepare for careers in the skilled trades. Instruction may include classroom and/or online delivery, depending on program needs.
If you are an NCCER-Certified Electrical Instructor and are available to teach one or two introductory Electrical Level 1 modules, we would love to hear from you.
Responsibilities
- Teach one to two introductory modules from the NCCER Electrical Level 1 curriculum to students who have completed NCCER Core.
- Provide engaging instruction in basic electrical theory, wiring, circuitry, code awareness, and safety practices.
- Deliver classroom, hands-on, and/or online instruction using NCCER-aligned curriculum and industry best practices.
- Assess student understanding through practical activities and other appropriate assessments while providing constructive feedback.
- Maintain a safe, inclusive learning environment and emphasize OSHA standards, electrical safety, and proper tool use.
- Support students in understanding pathways to continued electrical training, industry credentials, apprenticeships, and employment.
Experience
- Current NCCER Electrical certification.
- Three to four years of journeyman-level electrical experience with strong knowledge of electrical systems, wiring, circuitry, electrical theory, and safety practices.
- Experience teaching or training adult learners from diverse backgrounds and varying levels of experience.
- Ability to deliver engaging classroom, hands-on, online, or hybrid instruction.
- Familiarity with NCCER curriculum, industry standards, and applicable OSHA safety practices.
- Strong communication skills and the ability to support students as they prepare for continued electrical training, industry credentials, apprenticeships, and employment.
Pay: $25.00 - $30.00 per hour
Work Location: In person
Salary : $25 - $30