Collision Repair Teacher

Are you looking for a career change in the new year? The York County School of Technology is seeking a highly skilled professional for an immediate opening instructing our high school Collision Repair Technology program.  The individual hired to this position must have at least four years of full-time, paid experience in the collision repair field and hold appropriate industry credentials.  The successful candidate will be required to pursue and obtain EPA 6H certification. PA CTE teaching certification in the Automotive Body and Fender content area is preferred.  Candidates without teaching certification will be required to complete a certification program through Penn State.

Students in the Collision Repair Technology program are instructed in a variety of skills and competency areas, including:

• Auto body design and construction

• Non-structural repair

• Structural repair

• Damage analysis

• Estimating

• Welding and cutting

• Refinishing

• Fuel and exhaust

• Plastic Repair

• Customer Relations

• Safety

Students will have the opportunity to earn industry credentials prior to graduation, including:

• Mobile Air Condition (MACS)

• SP2 Safety

• I-Car Certifications (24 possible)

• PA Skills Certification (NOCTI)

All teachers are responsible for lesson planning, maintaining accurate records of student progress and grades, creating a positive classroom learning environment, and classroom behavior management. Technical teachers also develop connections with local businesses and outside organizations to build an Advisory Committee and build opportunities for internships and job placements.