The Career & Technical Education (CTE) Project Management Teacher plans and delivers instruction for courses such as Project Management I Project Management II and CTE Advanced Studies. The teacher creates a classroom environment that supports students academic technical and career development while preparing them for postsecondary education and the workforce.
Key Responsibilities
Plan and teach courses including:
Project Management I
Project Management II (Honors)
CTE Advanced Studies (Business pathway)
Develop lesson plans aligned with North Carolina CTE standards
Teach project lifecycle concepts: planning execution monitoring and closing projects
Integrate real-world applications such as budgeting risk management and teamwork
Use technology tools (e.g. spreadsheets presentations project software) in instruction
Assess and monitor student progress using a variety of evaluation methods
Maintain accurate student records and follow school/district procedures
Create a safe structured and engaging classroom environment
Communicate regularly with students parents and school staff
Collaborate with colleagues business partners and community stakeholders
Support student organizations (e.g. FBLA SkillsUSA) and work-based learning opportunities
Knowledge Skills and Abilities
Strong understanding of project management principles and business concepts
Ability to design engaging project-based learning experiences
Effective classroom management and organizational skills
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Ability to motivate and support diverse learners
Skill in integrating technology into instruction
Minimum Qualifications
Teacher I (Entry Level):
Bachelors degree in business management project management or related field
Relevant industry experience (typically 2 years)
Eligible for or holding a North Carolina CTE teaching license
Teacher II (Experienced):
Meets Teacher I requirements plus:
Full NC teaching licensure in CTE
Successful teaching experience and demonstrated effectiveness
Preferred:
Project Management certification (e.g. PMP or similar)
Work Environment
Classroom and school setting
Regular interaction with students staff parents and community partners
May involve supervising students in classrooms events and activities
Students can earn industry credentials (e.g. project management certification pathways)
Advanced students complete research portfolios and presentations tied to career readiness
Required Experience:
IC
CTE Project Management TeacherFranklin High School Franklin NCPosition PurposeThe Career & Technical Education (CTE) Project Management Teacher plans and delivers instruction for courses such as Project Management I Project Management II and CTE Advanced Studies. The teacher creates a classroom env...
CTE Project Management Teacher
Franklin High School Franklin NC
Position Purpose
The Career & Technical Education (CTE) Project Management Teacher plans and delivers instruction for courses such as Project Management I Project Management II and CTE Advanced Studies. The teacher creates a classroom environment that supports students academic technical and career development while preparing them for postsecondary education and the workforce.
Key Responsibilities
Plan and teach courses including:
Project Management I
Project Management II (Honors)
CTE Advanced Studies (Business pathway)
Develop lesson plans aligned with North Carolina CTE standards
Teach project lifecycle concepts: planning execution monitoring and closing projects
Integrate real-world applications such as budgeting risk management and teamwork
Use technology tools (e.g. spreadsheets presentations project software) in instruction
Assess and monitor student progress using a variety of evaluation methods
Maintain accurate student records and follow school/district procedures
Create a safe structured and engaging classroom environment
Communicate regularly with students parents and school staff
Collaborate with colleagues business partners and community stakeholders
Support student organizations (e.g. FBLA SkillsUSA) and work-based learning opportunities
Knowledge Skills and Abilities
Strong understanding of project management principles and business concepts
Ability to design engaging project-based learning experiences
Effective classroom management and organizational skills
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Ability to motivate and support diverse learners
Skill in integrating technology into instruction
Minimum Qualifications
Teacher I (Entry Level):
Bachelors degree in business management project management or related field
Relevant industry experience (typically 2 years)
Eligible for or holding a North Carolina CTE teaching license
Teacher II (Experienced):
Meets Teacher I requirements plus:
Full NC teaching licensure in CTE
Successful teaching experience and demonstrated effectiveness
Preferred:
Project Management certification (e.g. PMP or similar)
Work Environment
Classroom and school setting
Regular interaction with students staff parents and community partners
May involve supervising students in classrooms events and activities