NCCER Apprenticeship Program Instructor (Part-Time)

A UNIVERSITY OF CANYON STATE ELECTRIC POSITION** WHY CANYON STATE ELECTRIC? Join our award-winning, employee-owned construction team in Arizona! As Arizona's single-source solution for electrical construction, we prioritize your well-being by offering full benefits, career growth, and fun perks like team-building activities. We support your skill development and career goals. Choose Canyon State Electric, voted the Best Place to Work in Phoenix since 2018. Arizona's Top Workplaces, 2024 - 2025Arizona's Most Admired Companies, 2022 - 2025Ranking Arizona: Best Place to Work, 2018 - 2025Ranking Arizona: Best Workplace Culture, 2019 - 2025Arizona's Fastest Growing Companies, 2025Inc. 5000, 2021, 2025Inc. Best in Business, 2022 THE POSITION The University of Canyon State Electric (UCSE) is seeking an experienced electrician to teach our in-house NCCER electrical apprenticeship curriculum. This is a limited part-time role, approximately two afternoons per week, beginning with a new apprentice cohort in January 2027. The instructor will lead NCCER Core and the beginning of Electrical Level 1, combining classroom instruction with hands-on lab work. Classes are scheduled Mondays and Tuesdays from 4:00–6:00 PM, plus additional time for class setup, so apprentices can attend after their day-shift field hours. The instructor brings real-world jobsite experience into the training environment, ensuring apprentices master both NCCER theory and the practical skills CSE expects on data center, healthcare, and commercial projects. The ideal candidate is a working or recently working journeyman or master electrician who is energized by mentoring and committed to safety and craftsmanship. Responsibilities Deliver NCCER Core and Electrical Level 1 curriculum through classroom instruction and supervised hands-on lab sessions.Serve as a backup instructor for Electrical Level 2 classes as needed.Prepare lesson plans, lab exercises, and assessments aligned to NCCER standards and CSE's field requirements.Evaluate apprentice performance, administer module tests, and accurately record completions in the NCCER registry.Set up, maintain, and ensure safe operation of training equipment, tools, and lab materials before each class.Model and enforce electrical safety practices (NFPA 70E, OSHA, lockout/tagout) throughout all instruction.Provide constructive feedback and mentorship to support apprentice progression and retention.Coordinate with the Director of UCSE on scheduling, curriculum updates, and program improvements.Maintain attendance, progress, and certification documentation for compliance and reporting.Communicate apprentice progress and any performance concerns to program leadership and, as appropriate, field supervisors.Maintain consistent availability for scheduled Monday and Tuesday afternoon sessions. Qualifications Journeyman or Master Electrician.Minimum 5 years of commercial/industrial electrical field experience; data center or healthcare experience a plus.NCCER instructor credential, or the ability to obtain it before the semester begins in early January 2027.Strong working knowledge of the NEC, NFPA 70E, and OSHA safety standards.Demonstrated ability to teach, mentor, and communicate technical concepts to adult learners.Reliable, organized, and comfortable managing both classroom and lab environments.Proficiency with basic computer/LMS tools for recordkeeping and NCCER registry entry.High school diploma or GED required; additional trade or instructional credentials a plus. Schedule: Mondays and Tuesdays, 4:00–6:00 PM, plus class setup time Start: January 2027 Pay Range: $35–$48/hr OUR CORE VALUES Community, Dependability, Innovation, Positivity, Quality, and Safety You can visit our website and learn more about what we do! https://canyonstateelectric.com/ Equal Employment Opportunity Statement Canyon State Electric provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, citizenship status, age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable federal, state, or local laws, regulations, or ordinances.