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Electrical Technician Instructor (Electrician / Electrical Trainer) at Cotulla Education - ApplyBlast

Electrical Technician Instructor (Electrician / Electrical Trainer)

Cotulla Education

3 months ago

Manassas, Virginia, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

The Electrical Technician Instructor will teach electrical theory, wiring methods, systems, and safety in both classroom and lab settings, leveraging real-world experience to train future electricians. The role offers full‑time schedule options, a competitive hourly wage, and a comprehensive benefits package, including a paid instructor training program to support the transition from field work to teaching.

Responsibilities

Teach electrical theory and hands‑on lab instruction
Develop and maintain lesson plans and instructional materials
Assess student performance and ensure safety compliance

Skills

Qualifications

NCCER ICTP CertificationOSHA 30-hour safety certificationCPR certificationElectrical Journeyman LicenseElectrical Master License

About Cotulla Education

cotullaeducation.com

Headquarters

Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States

Company Size

1-10 employees

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Cotulla Education is a workforce education network that operates a portfolio of career-focused institutions and brands, including Aviation Institute of Maintenance, Centura College, Tidewater Tech, and American Lineman College. The company connects education and industry to provide hands-on training in skilled trades, healthcare, aviation, automotive technology, and business, with the goal of building clear pathways to lasting careers. With a nationwide presence, Cotulla empowers students and communities by bridging the gap between education and high-demand industries.