Craven Community College is seeking to expand our pool of part-time faculty to teach HVAC classes in the Workforce Development Department. Openings for these positions may not exist at the present time; however upon review of your qualifications, you may be contacted directly by the department on an as needed basis.

Instruct, advise, guide and assist students to achieve job skills and social skills necessary to become employed in the HVAC industry

Integrate classroom and hands-on experience enabling students to demonstrate competencies

Plan and organize instruction in ways which maximize student learning

Modify instructional methods and strategies to meet diverse students' needs

Oversee day-to-day operation of the class

Recruit and provide orientation for new students in the program

Maintain class records; prepare and submit instructional records, reports, and grades established by institutional policy

Follow all safety and security procedures and notify the campus leadership of deficiency

Provide feedback to program supervisor regarding student progress and/or comprehension of course content in classroom or in theory classes

Ensures confidentiality of all student records and student information

Maintain up-to-date knowledge and skill in subject specialty

Motivate and encourage students to successfully complete their program

Promote community awareness of program opportunities

Perform other tasks as assigned which support the mission and initiatives of the College

Requires flexible hours; days, nights and possibly weekends

Specialized training and industry certifications in the HVAC trade and applications.

Competency gained through work experience.

Preferred:
NCCER Certification.

Four years of direct experience working as a Licensed HVAC contractor.

One year postsecondary teaching experience in subject matter. 

Ability to demonstrate the use of technology in the classroom

Excellent oral and written communication skills

Must work well with others in a team environment

Should be familiar with and appreciate the mission of a community college