Adjunct Faculty: Automotive Service Technology Ford Asset

• Teach day and/or evening classes at Windsor campus and/or other assigned locations
• Teaching assignments may include a variety of courses in Automotive Collision Technology depending on the candidate’s area of expertise

• Associates degree in Automotive Service Technology or related area, plus 4,000 hours of relevant work experience OR a current industry license/certification, plus 6,000 hours of relevant work experience
• Ford Master Technician Certification or ability to obtain prior to first day of classes
• Full and current Automotive Service Excellence, (ASE) Certification in A1-Engine Repair, A2-Automatic Transmission, A3-Manual Drive Train and Axles, A4-Suspension and Steering, A5-Brakes, A6-Engine Repair, A7-Electrical/Electrical Systems, A8-Engine Performance
• ASE G1-Certification must be obtained prior to first day of classes
• ASE L1 Certification must be obtained within the first year of employment, as well as all other ASE educational Foundation/NATEF Standards for current Program Instructor Certification
• Shall hold or qualify for a post-secondary vocational credential in Automotive issued by Aims Community College CTE Office
• Commitment to a high standard of work performance, craftsmanship, and continuous improvement of self and the program
• Knowledge of, and experience with, personal computers as well as using systems relating to automotive service repair and automotive service instruction
• Ability to build test banks, operate and maintain automotive service industry equipment
• Ability to work with more than one student(s) simultaneously during a stacked class block schedule
• Microsoft Office software experience

Previous College teaching experience is an asset but is not required

• Tuition waiver for employee on Aims courses
• Access to the PERC (Aims gym) for employee & one guest
• Aims Discount program
• Free parking on all campuses
• PERA employer
• Additional supplemental benefits & retirement programs available