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Employer UsageUsed for roles requiring some experience or skillsUsed for individuals starting their careers
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Adjunct Automotive/Diesel Instructor

New River

Ghent, WV • On-site

Part-time

Re-posted 12 days ago


Job description

Adjunct Instructional Specialist - Automotive & Diesel Technology

New River Community and Technical College
Advanced Technology Center | Ghent, WV


Shape the Future of Automotive & Diesel Education

New River Community and Technical College is seeking a passionate, industry-experiencedInstructional Specialistto educate and prepare the next generation of automotive and diesel technicians. This role is ideal for a professional who thrives in a hands-on learning environment and is excited to helpexpand our program into electric and hybrid vehicle (EV/Hybrid) education, ultimately leading the development of a new degree pathway.

You'll join a collaborative faculty team dedicated to workforce readiness, innovation, and student success-while making a lasting impact on the region we serve.


Position Overview

The Adjunct Faculty member will providedidactic and hands-on laboratory instructionin Principles of Phlebotomy. Courses are delivered at the Greenbrier Valley and Nicholas County Campus and may includein-person, online, Zoom, or Interactive



Adjunct faculty play a vital role aseducators, mentors, and collaborators, contributing to student success and workforce readiness.


What You'll Do

Teaching & Student Success

  • Teach a full range ofautomotive and diesel technology courses, including engine performance, transmissions, drivetrains, braking systems, and emerging EV/Hybrid technologies
  • Deliver engaging instruction throughhands-on labs, demonstrations, and classroom learning
  • Evaluate student progress, provide mentoring, and support academic and career success
  • Serve as an academic advisor when assigned

Curriculum Leadership

  • Develop, revise, and assess curricula aligned with industry standards and workforce needs
  • Lead efforts toexpand EV/Hybrid automotive education
  • MaintainNATEF/ASE-aligned accreditation standards
  • Ensure labs and equipment remain current, safe, and industry-relevant

Program & Community Engagement

  • Collaborate with faculty, department leadership, and advisory boards
  • Build strong relationships with local dealerships, repair facilities, and industry partners
  • Assist withprogram recruitment, outreach, and marketing
  • Participate in college committees, meetings, and commencement exercises


What We're Looking For

Required Qualifications

  • Associate degree (or equivalent)in automotive or diesel technology
  • Five (5) yearsof full-time industry experience in automotive and/or diesel technology
  • Current ASE certificationin at least three (3) areas
  • Valid driver's license
  • Strong instructional, communication, and organizational skills

Preferred Qualifications

  • ASE Master Diesel Technician
  • Ten (10) years of diesel industry experience
  • Teaching experience, preferably at the community college level
  • Experience withelectric and hybrid vehicle technologies


Skills That Set You Apart

  • Expertise in diagnosing and repairing engines, transmissions, drivetrains, and brake systems
  • Ability to teach diverse learners using multiple instructional methods
  • Proficiency withMicrosoft Office and D2L Brightspace
  • Commitment to safety, professionalism, and continuous improvement
  • Passion for mentoring students and strengthening workforce pipelines


Why Join New River CTC?

  • Make adirect impact on students' careers and the regional workforce
  • Help lead thetransition to EV and Hybrid automotive education
  • Work in a supportive academic environment focused on access, innovation, and quality
  • Ongoingprofessional development, including LinkedIn Learning and industry affiliations