Instructor, Sheet Metal Worker Apprenticeship
Job Summary
As an instructor at SAIT you will help shape the future of the skilled trades by creating a supportive engaging and hands-on learning environment for apprentices. Using existing curriculum resources and diverse instructional strategies youll foster technical skill development and personal growth in our learners.
Youll also benefit from comprehensive onboarding ongoing mentorship and year-round instructor development programs to support your transition into teaching and continuous growth as an educator.
How youll contribute
- Deliver engaging practical instruction across all years of the Sheet Metalapprenticeship program
- Develop and adapt teaching materials learning activities and assessments to promote student success
- Provide constructive feedback guidance and support to learners to help them meet apprenticeship outcomes
- Participate in departmental activities such as SAIT Open House and promotional events
- Collaborate with faculty and staff to foster a collegial team-oriented environment
What you bring
Were looking for an enthusiastic knowledgeable professional ready to share their expertise and help develop the next generation of tradespeople.
- Alberta Journeyperson Certificate and Red Seal in Sheet Metal Worker (required)
- Minimum of five years of experience in the trade ideally across diverse service fabrication and installation environments
- Dual certification (Gasfitter A/B or Electrician) is a strong asset
- Strong communication organization and interpersonal skills
- Comfort with Microsoft Office and presentation tools
- Experience with adult learners or on-the-job training is a plus and support is available for those new to teaching
- A collaborative spirit and commitment to professional ethics and student success
Required Experience:
IC
About Company
The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) offers hands-on degree, diploma, certificate, continuing education and corporate training programs to develop the skills and knowledge employers demand.