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Cleveland County Schools

JROTC Instructor

Lawndale, NC · On-site

Licensed - Position - JROTC Job Number 4600319102 Start Date Open Date 04/07/2026 Closing Date AFJROTC Instructor Anyone interested in becoming an Air Force JROTC instructor must first obtain an ...

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Instructs classes in the fundamental organization, tactics, and strategy of Air Force and/or Army ... Conducts field trips for JROTC students Disclaimer: The above statements are intended to describe ...

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As of Aug 9, 2026, the average yearly pay for air force jrotc in the United States is $96,093.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $77,500.00 and $109,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does an Air Force JROTC instructor do?

Air Force JROTC instructors are responsible for teaching aerospace science and leadership education, organizing drill and physical fitness training, and mentoring students. Daily tasks often include lesson planning, supervising extracurricular activities like color guard or community service, and collaborating with school staff on cadet events. Instructors also monitor student progress, provide career advice, and promote the core values of the Air Force. This role requires a mix of classroom teaching and hands-on leadership to inspire and guide the next generation.

What is an Air Force JROTC?

An Air Force Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) job typically involves instructing high school students in leadership, citizenship, and aerospace science. Instructors, usually retired Air Force personnel, teach classroom lessons, lead physical training, and mentor students in military customs and discipline. The goal is to develop personal responsibility, teamwork, and leadership skills, while also fostering an appreciation for community service and patriotism.

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To excel as an Air Force JROTC (Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps) instructor, you typically need a background in the U.S. Air Force, strong instructional abilities, and at least an associate’s degree. Experience with educational technology, classroom management tools, and familiarity with JROTC curriculum requirements are important. Effective communication, mentorship, and leadership skills are key to engaging and motivating high school students. These competencies ensure that instructors can foster discipline, teamwork, and leadership qualities essential for student development.

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Air Force JROTC Instructor

Woodland Park School District RE-2

Woodland Park, CO • On-site

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Position Overview

Role: Air Force JROTC Instructor
Department: AFJROTC Unit
Reports to: High School Principal

Key Responsibilities

  • Instruction: Deliver approved Aerospace Science and Leadership Education curricula, as well as military drill, in accordance with U.S. Air Force and school district guidelines.
  • Mentorship: Counsel cadets on their performance, academic progress, and personal development.
  • Extracurriculars: Supervise, organize, and participate in after-school Leadership Development Requirements (LDRs), including drill teams, honor guards, color guard ceremonies, and field trips.
  • Program Administration: Maintain accurate student records, manage government-furnished equipment, and prepare required program reports.
  • Community Outreach: Foster relationships with civic organizations, feeder schools, and the local community.

Minimum Qualifications

Candidates must meet all mandatory Air Force JROTC Instructor Criteria:

  • Military Status: Retired or approved separated/actively serving member of the U.S. Air Force or Space Force.
  • Rank: Retired or former officer (grades O-3 to O-6) or Noncommissioned Officer (grades E-6 to E-9).
  • Education: Minimum of an Associate Degree (Bachelor's Degree strongly preferred, required for officer applicants).
  • Certification: Must possess a current, approved AFJROTC Instructor Certification on file with Headquarters AFJROTC prior to hiring.
  • Appearance: Ability to maintain traditional military standards of personal appearance and wear the prescribed uniform daily.
  • Background Check: Must successfully pass the comprehensive AFJROTC Childcare Background Check and maintain compliance with AFJROTC Application Policy.

Application Instructions

  1. Air Force Certification: You must first obtain a certification letter and a Confirmation of Filed Application Worksheet from Headquarters AFJROTC via the Prospective Instructors Guide.
  2. District Application: Once certified, submit your school application, resume, and unofficial transcripts through our Online Employment Portal.
  3. Interview: Qualified candidates will be scheduled for an in-person interview.


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