SY 26-27 Air Force JROTC Teacher (CTE)

• Conduct Academic Classes. An Air Force Junior ROTC Instructor is expected to prepare for and teach periods of instruction of 45 to 90 minutes each for as many as 4 to 6 periods per day depending on a particular schools schedule. Each class period may contain 30 students (possibly more in unusual circumstances) holding a range of ages and maturity levels and coming from different socio/economic Teaching academic classes involves significant organizational interpersonal and communication skills and a high degree of patience.
• Lead Before and/or After-School Activities. An Air Force Junior ROTC Instructor is expected to coordinate and lead a variety of school activities possibly held before or after each school day both indoors and outdoors. These after school activities may include physical training events academic clubs rocketry teams marksmanship teams along with performing drill instruction and demonstrating drill Leading after school activities involves significant organizational skills strong teambuilding skills and physical stamina.
• Lead Off-Campus Events. An Air Force Junior ROTC instructor is expected to lead field trips to historical sites visits to local government agencies and military installations and to march in parades with their cadets. Leading off campus events involves significant organizational skills physical stamina and the ability to remain calm in hectic situations
• Be an Ambassador of the Air Force. An Air Force Junior ROTC instructor is expected to exemplify a positive image of the Air Force at all times by conducting themselves in a highly professional manner in both their words and their actions. Additionally an Air Force Junior ROTC instructor is expected to maintain a professional military appearance in uniform and to comply with Air Force Junior ROTC weight and body fat standards
• Complete any additional state and/or local school district mandated teacher certification or continuing education requirements. Any additional certification requirements above the basic Air Force Junior ROTC instructor certification must be accomplished at no expense to the Air Force
• Successfully incorporate Air Force Junior ROTC-approved interactive learning software/hardware with classroom instruction and have a competent knowledge of curriculum planning Air Force educational programs drill and ceremonies and educational administration including tests and measurements. Academic administrative logistical financial support tasks and after-school activities will be equally shared by all instructors as regular duties

• Honesty
• Integrity
• Ethical
• Equity Minded
• Emotional Intelligence
• Cultural Competence
• Safety
• Quality

• Models Excellent Customer Service
• Thinks Strategically
• Shows Initiative
• Acts Decisively
• Communicates Effectively
• Works Collaboratively
• Resolves Conflict Proactively

• Technical Capabilities
• Computer Literacy
• Data Analysis and Management
• Fiscal Planning and Management
• Project Management
• Strategic Planning

• Officer instructors are retired officers who have at least a bachelors degree with backgrounds in teaching extensive experience managing complex programs and many extensive experience working with youth groups
• Enlisted instructors are retired noncommissioned officers who normally have at least a bachelors degree. All enlisted instructors have extensive experience in leadership supply administration drill and ceremony teaching and many have extensive experience working with youth groups
• Complete the mandatory Air Force Junior ROTC Instructor Certification Course (JICC) as a condition of certification

• Instructors will exhibit only the highest levels of personal and professional conduct while serving as an Air Force Junior ROTC instructor. Instructors perform duties accept responsibilities and meet standards as prescribed by applicable Department of Defense (DoD) Air Force and Air Force Junior ROTC instructions. Instructors will directly supervise all cadets participating in official AFJROTC unit events AFJROTC community service events and other unit activities (e.g. drill competitions curriculum-in-action trips base visits etc.) that enhance or supplement the program.

• All Air Force Junior ROTC instructors are deeply involved in their communities. They teach Air Force Junior ROTC aerospace science and leadership education curricula. They also serve as liaisons between the Air Force and civilian agencies in the aerospace field and perform career and performance counseling for AFJROTC cadets.
• Instructors devote themselves to cadets in the classroom and during extensive LDRs. Their hard work and devotion have resulted in an Air Force Junior ROTC program thats highly acclaimed at the local and national level.

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The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job the employee is required to frequently stand; sit; walk; talk or hear; use hands to finger handle type or feel; and stoop kneel or crouch.

AFROTC Instructors must maintain the physical fitness standards set forth by the Air Force.