- Utilize appropriate tools &
equipment to instruct students & provide practical hands-on learning. - Maintain professional ethical
relationships with students and colleagues; respond professionally to student
issues and concerns. - Maintain student attendance and
other documentation as required. - Having a degree of flexibility and
fluidity that matches the needs of our Indigenous students.
Qualifications:- Certified Mechanic
- Instructional experience considered
an asset- Strong verbal and written
communication skills- Basic computer skills including
Microsoft Word and Excel- Strong interpersonal and
collaborative skills- Excellent classroom management and
instructional skills- A high level of independence is
required.
Location:
First Nation communities throughout
Alberta.
For those individuals who have held
previous contracts with NAIT, please ensure that you re-submit your expression
of interest through this process for further consideration.
Please submit a resume and cover letter
to be considered for this opportunity.
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Contract Instructor, Small Engine Repair - Edmonton, Canada - NAIT (Northern Alberta Institute of Technology)
Description
In order to ensure your application is received by NAIT for thorough
review and consideration, please apply directly through our Careers
site at
NOTE: We are looking for instructors
willing and able to teach specifically in First Nation communities
throughout Alberta.
** This is a contract position between 6-8 weeks **
Indigenous Partnerships &
Engagement works within the department of Corporate and Continuing Education to
bring educational training opportunities to First Nation, Metis, and Inuit
Nations throughout Canada.
We are looking for a qualified
instructor to teach our "Small Engine Repair" course. This course is designed
for those with an interest in small engine repair, mechanics or maintaining
equipment. We are looking for an expert contract instructor to educate hobbyists
looking to improve their skills and knowledge. The course relates to a wide
range of small engines including lawn mowers, snowmobiles, and garden tractors.
We focus on small engine design, operation, service & maintenance
techniques, repair, and troubleshooting. Graduates
of this course will be able to identify engine components and delve into the
principles of operation for both two- and four-stroke cycle engines. With the
skills gained in this course, students will be able to employ shop safety
practices, identify and use required hand tools and measuring tools, and apply
systematic approaches to basic engine troubleshooting.
Contract
Instruction Deliverables: