About the role
Now Hiring: Experienced Electricians Ready to Teach the Next Generation
Tec Centro Network is a workforce development organization focused on preparing adults for careers in the skilled trades. They are seeking a Commercial/Residential Electrician (mechanical maintenance experience a plus) who is ready to step off the jobsite and into a full-time instructor role.
No formal teaching experience? That’s okay—we value real-world experience and will support your transition into the classroom.
What You Will Do
As a Trade & Technical Instructor, you will deliver engaging, hands-on training that prepares adult learners for real-world success. • Teach commercial and residential electrical systems, tools, and techniques • Introduce mechanical maintenance fundamentals (preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, etc.) • Deliver hands-on, practical instruction aligned with industry standards • Reinforce jobsite safety, OSHA practices, and code compliance • Adapt teaching methods to support diverse and non-traditional learners • Track student progress and provide coaching, feedback, and mentorship • Foster a supportive, career-focused learning environment
Required Qualifications • Minimum 4+ years of hands-on experience in electrical work (commercial and/or residential) • Strong knowledge of tools, equipment, safety practices, and electrical systems • High School Diploma or equivalent
Preferred Qualifications • Journeyman license or relevant certifications • Experience in mechanical maintenance • Prior teaching, training, or mentoring experience (formal or informal) • Experience working with adult learners or career transition populations • Bilingual (English/Spanish) highly valued
Why Join Tec Centro Network • Mission-driven work that directly impacts lives and communities • Opportunity to transition from the field to a teaching career • Collaborative and supportive team environment • Competitive compensation and full-time stability • Be part of closing the skilled labor gap in high-demand industries • Apply today and help build the next generation of electricians and skilled trade professionals.
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