Community Work Services, a Fedcap program in Boston, MA, is ready to add to our team! As a full-time Solar Technician Teacher, you will have the opportunity to share your passion for renewable energy and education with others, all while making a difference in the nonprofit sector.
This position in renewable energy offers a competitive salary and fantastic benefits, including medical, dental, vision, a flexible spending account (FSA), short- and long-term disability, a 403(b) plan, an employee assistance plan, a future moms program, and life insurance, and the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others. If you're looking for a new challenge and want to make a real impact in the community, then this is the perfect opportunity for you.
A LITTLE ABOUT OUR NONPROFIT
Community Work Services was founded in 1877 as the Cooperative Society of Visitors Among the Poor of Boston to provide services to the poor in Boston and address the roots of poverty through employment, education, and housing improvements. Our founder, Annie Fields, was a transitional figure in the development of a professional social-service network by applying business principles and efficiency to benevolent activities and charity work. Today, our mission is to help people who face employment barriers to obtain work and achieve self-sufficiency through innovative job training, placement, and support services.
Our services are only as effective as the quality of the people who make up our team. To achieve our mission, we strive to attract and retain talented and committed staff who believe in our cause. This is why we provide competitive compensation, great benefits, and plenty of opportunities for personal and professional growth.
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A SOLAR TECHNICIAN TEACHER
This education position at our nonprofit works during standard business hours, Monday through Friday.
As a Solar Technician Teacher at Community Work Services, you have the opportunity to provide instruction and engaging activities in various areas such as photovoltaic systems, design, operations, construction, safety, and best practices.
You don't just talk the talk - you walk the walk by designing and implementing hands-on, lab-oriented solar technology, engineering, and construction-related activities that promote learning and creativity. You ensure that trainees are exposed to industry standards and that they develop a strong foundation in integral subject knowledge, essential for their career development.
But wait, there's more! You're also responsible for maintaining a positive rapport with trainees, staff, partners, and stakeholders to create an effective learning environment. Your lesson plans are rigorous and driven by technical and performance assessments, ensuring that trainees gain knowledge of content standards. Plus, you implement and analyze computer-based tutorial lessons on the web or digital learning platforms associated with the industry standards and curriculum.
Overall, your goal is to provide trainees with the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in their careers in the renewable energy industry. And when you see your students succeed, you feel great knowing that you played a vital role in their success. So if you're ready to take on this exciting opportunity, let's make a difference in the world of renewable energy education together!
WHAT IS REQUIRED TO BE A SOLAR TECHNICIAN TEACHER?
Three years of experience as a certified teacher in a vocational-technical construction or maintenance-related training program is preferred. OSHA-certified trainer and PV Installation Professional certification are also preferred but not required. If you have experience working in or the ability to demonstrate a commitment to nonprofit work targeting economically disadvantaged populations, we encourage you to apply!
YOUR NEXT STEP
If you think this job is a fit for what you are looking for, then applying is a snap. This entire application process should take you less than 3 minutes to complete. Good Luck!
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