Additional Information:

For over 50 years, the Northern Lakes College vision has been to increase accessibility to educational opportunities. With 25 locations across northern Alberta, program sites throughout Alberta, and a unique Supported Distance Learning model, students can access quality educational opportunities without leaving their community. Students can study from the comforts of home, work, on the road, or from one of the many College locations. Northern Lakes College offers a variety of university transfer, diploma, and certificate programs, including Academic Upgrading, Business & Administrative Studies, Health & Human Service Careers, Pre-Employment & Apprenticeship Trades, Resource Technology, University Studies, and Continuing Education & Corporate Training certificates and courses. We support and promote professional development and wellness opportunities, and provide our employees with an attractive benefits plan and competitive salaries. The College service region offers numerous recreational activities for the entire family to enjoy!

Northern Lakes College has the following full-time term position available:

Instructor, Carpenter

Reference #NLC-2017

$31.01 to $47.63 per hour

Location: High Level

Qualifications

• An Alberta or Red Seal Journeyman Carpenter Certificate is required;
• Several years of teaching or mentoring experience in an educational or trades setting;
• Excellent skills with MS office;
• Excellent communication and organizational skills;
• Clean Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector is required prior to commencement;
• Driver’s License.

Assets:

• Experience in the field of trades or industry;
• Experience teaching adults;
• Experience teaching in indigenous or remote communities.

Successful candidate must provide College transcripts, criminal record check with vulnerable sector and proof of valid driver’s license to Human Resources prior to commencement.

For complete details on this employment opportunity, visit us online at: www.northernlakescollege.ca click on Careers at NLC. Please submit a resume quoting the reference number NLC-2017 to: Northern Lakes College, Human Resources, 1201 Main Street SE, Slave Lake, AB  T0G 2A3  or alternatively Fax: 780-849-5881

Closing Date: until a successful candidate is found

Note: Northern Lakes College thanks all applicants for their interest in employment; however, only those candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.

Position Description

Instructor – Carpenter Apprenticeship Program

Scope of Work

This position is responsible for planning, preparing, and delivery of instruction and evaluation of learners for the Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training Carpenter Apprenticeship Program.   Theory and lab instruction are geared toward preparing students to write the Alberta Apprenticeship exam for progressive periods of the Carpentry trade. This position also includes administrative duties, liaison with community, government and industry representatives and working with other College departments. The incumbent reports to the Chair of Trades & Resource Technology.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Plan and prepare for instruction;
• Delivery of instruction, addressing various learning styles and needs;
• Evaluate and report on student progress;
• Liaison with industry, government and community representative as required;
• Work with other College departments to facilitate learner success;
• Perform administrative tasks:
• Assist in the recruitment and enrolment of students
• Track student attendance & interventions
• Submit reports and forms as required
• Maintain confidentiality and security of student information

Qualifications:          

• An Alberta or Red Seal Journeyman Carpenter Certificate is required;
• Several years of teaching or mentoring experience in an educational or trades setting;
• Excellent skills with MS office;
• Excellent communication and organizational skills;
• Clean Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector is required prior to commencement;
• Driver’s License.

Assets:

• Experience in the field of trades or industry;
• Experience teaching adults;
• Experience teaching in indigenous or remote communities.