Edmonton, Alberta, Canada · On-site
Are you excited to work with women preparing for training and employment? Women Building Futures is looking for a steamfitter/pipefitter instructor to teach the steamfitter/pipefitter workshop in our Journey to Trades pr…
Skills: Instructional Strategies, Classroom Management, Mentoring, Curriculum Development, Student Evaluation
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Facilitate the learning process for steamfitter and pipefitter students through instructional strategies and shop monitoring. Manage classroom dynamics, mentor students, and ensure adherence to safety procedures and curriculum goals.
Must be a Steamfitter-Pipefitter Journeyperson with experience mentoring apprentices and a desire to teach. Teaching experience is considered an asset, along with strong communication skills and alignment with organization values.
Are you excited to work with women preparing for training and employment? Women Building Futures is looking for a steamfitter/pipefitter instructor to teach the steamfitter/pipefitter workshop in our Journey to Trades program. This position is ideal for someone who is looking for occasional contract work and has a desire to share their knowledge of their trade with others. Instruction is typically full-time for 2 weeks, 2-4 times per year.
Key Responsibilities
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
Education & Experience
We support women’s economic security through employment training and support services.
We are a non-profit organization based in Edmonton, Alberta. We offer programs and support services to help unemployed and underemployed women explore and connect to careers that pay above a living wage. Careers that not only support their own security but often that of their children. We primarily work with women who are underemployed or unemployed and focus on removing common barriers to financial independence. These barriers include access to affordable housing, academic readiness, access to affordable childcare and more. Over the last 20 years, we’ve grown to become a trusted name in our focus industries for introductory training and inspiring more women to explore career opportunities in these areas.
Offices: 10315 109 Street, Edmonton, Alberta T5J 1N3, CA
We support women’s economic security through employment training and support services.
We are a non-profit organization based in Edmonton, Alberta. We offer programs and support services to help unemployed and underemployed women explore and connect to careers that pay above a living wage. Careers that not only support their own security but often that of their children. We primarily work with women who are underemployed or unemployed and focus on removing common barriers to financial independence. These barriers include access to affordable housing, academic readiness, access to affordable childcare and more. Over the last 20 years, we’ve grown to become a trusted name in our focus industries for introductory training and inspiring more women to explore career opportunities in these areas.
Offices: 10315 109 Street, Edmonton, Alberta T5J 1N3, CA
