Instructor - Welding

**INTERNAL / EXTERNAL**

**Classification**:Instructor **Title**:Welding
**Location**:North Battleford **Competition #**:85-BC-2425

**Date Posted**:January 30, 2025 **Closing Date**:February 10, 2025, at noon
**Term**:March 3, 2025 - August 8, 2025 **Salary Range**:As per the Collective Agreement
Full-time, Term (106 days)

Evenings 4:00pm - 10:00pm

seniority will be considered prior to outside applicants.

**Main Responsibilities**:
Reporting to the Post-Secondary & University Coordinator, the Instructor will plan and deliver the Welding program. The
Instructor:

- Prepares course outline and classroom instruction content to meet curriculum requirements.
- Identifies resources required for program delivery.
- Delivers classroom instruction consistent with the established curriculum, instruction plans, learning outcomes,
- instructional
- plans, learning objectives and with adult education principles.
- Utilizes adult education principles, methodologies and techniques including determining when different teaching
- styles are required to address differing learning needs.
- Implements student examinations and learning assessment tools that meet and follow the curriculum and College
- guidelines,
- standards and requirements.
- material and
- enhance student comprehension and learning.
- Organizes and manages the classroom to ensure an optimum learning environment.
- Establishes, communicates and implements classroom participation and activity protocols, procedures and
- expectations.
- Administers the College attendance policy including recording daily student attendance and reporting attendance.
- Engages with, motivates and provides support to students in order to contribute to a positive and successful
- learning experience.
- Monitors and provides feedback on student classroom participation and learning progress.
- Counsels students on classroom participation and study techniques to enhance their learning ability and success
- in the program.
- Records and submits student assessment and evaluation marks on all tests, assignments and projects.
- Identifies student learning issues and refers students to, or consults with professional assistance.
- Implements student learning assistance plans as may be established.
- Assumes responsibilities outside the classroom by participating in College projects, programs, and activities as
- needed.
- Performs other responsibilities and duties as may be assigned to contribute to the success of student learning

and a positive participation experience in College programs and activities.

**Teaching Assignment: (Courses may include, but not limited to)** Fundamental
- Communication Skills
- Intro to Microsoft
- Word and Excel
- Fabrication
- Equipment
- Shielded Metal Arc

Welding
- Intro to Indigenous Studies
- Trade Mathematics
- Metallurgy & Heat Treatment of
- Metals
- Hand Drafting
- Drawing Interpretation and
- Welding Symbols
- Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
- Intro to Computer Aided

Design
- Shop Projects
- Quality Assurance
- Welding Safety
- Oxy-Fuel Processes
- Wire Feed Processes

**Qualifications, Skills, Abilities and Experience**:

- A grade 12 diploma or GED plus a Journeyperson Red Seal Welder.
- Two years post-journey-person employment experience within the past five years as a Welder.
- Knowledge and ability to use standard office and classroom equipment.
- Ability to identify student learning challenges and difficulties.
- Ability to organize, prepare and present information in a concise and complete manner which will allow others to
- understand
and comprehend the course material and learning objectives and achieve desired learning.
- Ability to engage with students in a positive manner that assists and motivates them and contributes to their
- learning success.
- Demonstrated ability to have positive interpersonal relationships with all educational stakeholders: staff, partners
- and clients.
- Ability to work within a multi-cultural environment and to promote and encourage diversity, individual dignity and
- mutual respect.
- Ability to plan, organize, schedule and prioritize work and activities and perform effectively taking into account

interruptions,
- Ability to analyze, conceptualize and synthesize student needs and adapt teaching styles when necessary.
- Ability to manage classroom behavior and encourage and manage discussion groups with differing language skills,
- opinions,
- experience and backgrounds.
- Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively with a variety of individuals including colleagues, managers

and students to establish and maintain a positive working relationship to achieve operational and program
effectiveness.
- Ability to establish and maintain records appropriate to support program operational and information needs.
- A valid Saskatchewan driver’s license.
- A satisfactory criminal records check, is a condition of employment with North West College.

skills, abilities and experience as identified in the postin