TRAINING REPRESENTATIVE 3

TRAINING REPRESENTATIVE 3 - APPRENTICE ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR

Request ID: 51-1Department: O22 - Apprentice School

Positions: 4Start Date: June 26, 2025

Lesson plans SyllabiHandoutsVisual aids Other instructional materials Conduct classroom instruction using appropriate teaching strategies, including: Lecturing DemonstrationsDiscussionsApplicable instructional activities Enforce Apprentice School and company policies. Evaluate apprentice progress through assignments, examinations, grading, and other assessments. Provide individual assistance and additional instruction to apprentices as appropriate. Provide retesting opportunities for apprentices who require additional support. Remain current on developments in assigned teaching areas, instructional methodology, and applications to shipbuilding. Support other Apprentice School activities, including pre-apprenticeship instruction and admissions interviewing. Communicate and collaborate with apprentice craft instructors and lead craft instructors. Ensure academic instruction remains relevant to craft skills development. Assist the Academic Manager with administrative duties and special projects. Maintain academic records and course documentation. Support class coordination and scheduling. Assist with curriculum development and maintenance. APPRENTICE SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTApprentices: Work in a production environment. Attend trade-related theory classes. Rotate through various work areas. Develop their craft skills. Participate in leadership and extracurricular opportunities. Complete the World Class Shipbuilding Curriculum (WCSC) during their apprenticeship. Apprentices typically attend academic classes two days per week for eight hours per day, with 23 class sessions per quarter. Apprentices are paid for their academic class time and are expected to remain actively engaged. SUBJECT AREASGeneral Education MathematicsPhysical Science CommunicationsHistoryPsychologyTechnical Core DraftingShip Construction MechanicsBusiness Operations & Leadership Digital Shipbuilding & TechnologyEDUCATION REQUIREMENTSTechnical Core InstructionTo qualify to teach technical core courses, candidates must have: An Associate Degree from an accredited college/university in the applicable discipline, and/orDocumented scholarly and/or professional achievement in the applicable discipline. General Education InstructionTo qualify to teach general education courses, candidates must have: A Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college/university, and At least 18 graduate credits in the discipline being taught. CORE SKILLSClassroom Instruction Academic Instruction Lesson Planning Curriculum Development Course Development Student Assessment Assignment & Test Administration Grading & Evaluation Individualized Student Support Instructional Strategies Technical Education General Education Apprentice Training Shipbuilding Education Student Records Management Class Scheduling Academic Administration CommunicationCollaborationMentoringAdmissions InterviewingIDEAL CANDIDATE PROFILEThe ideal candidate will have demonstrated academic, instructional, scholarly, or professional expertise in one or more of the Apprentice School's subject areas and the ability to translate technical or academic knowledge into effective classroom instruction. Candidates should be comfortable working collaboratively with academic staff, craft instructors, lead instructors, and apprentices while supporting curriculum relevance to shipbuilding and craft development. SCHEDULEFirst Shift: 7:00 AM-3:30 PM