Notice of Part-Time Academic Vacancy
We are looking for amazing! If you are dynamic and would like the opportunity to help us to be recognized as the best student-centered College in the country, then you will find it here. As a member of our team, you will help students find their passions and help them achieve their amazing. If this is you, then join us at the hub of the Great Lakes, in the traditional territory of the Anishnaabek people.
Sault College is seeking experienced trades professionals to teach within our Motive Power Apprenticeship programs.
We are developing a talent pool of part-time faculty with industry experience in:
- Automotive Service Technician (310S)
- Heavy Equipment Technician (421A)
- Truck and Coach Technician (310T)
If you’ve built your career working in industry, and pride yourself in your ability to work on a team, and support learning among those you work with, this is an opportunity to pass your knowledge and strong work ethic on to the next generation of apprentices.
What You'll Teach
Part-time instructors may teach across apprenticeship levels in areas such as:
- Engine systems, diagnostics, and repair
- Electrical and electronic systems and troubleshooting
- Drive train systems including transmission, differentials, and power flow
- Hydraulic and fluid power systems (heavy equipment)
- Fuel systems including diesel injection and emissions systems
- Steering, suspension, braking, and alignment systems
- Shop practices, safety procedures, and tool/equipment use
Courses combine classroom instruction with hands-on shop demonstrations and practical learning.
What We're looking For
We are seeking individuals who:
- Hold a valid Ontario Certificate of Qualification in one of the following:
- Automotive Service Technician (310S)
- Heavy Equipment Technician (421A)
- Truck and Coach Technician(310T)
- Have several years of hands-on industry experience and a strong foundation in their trade
- Take pride in their work and want to mentor apprentices entering the field
- Can explain technical concepts clearly and demonstrate procedures safely
- Value professionalism, teamwork, and strong safety practices
Previous teaching or training experience an asset, but not required.
What You'll Do
- Deliver engaging lessons that connect theory to real-world shop and field experience
- Demonstrate tools, equipment, and diagnostic procedures
- Guide apprentices through hands-on activities and problem-solving
- Evaluate student progress through practical and theoretical assessments
- Support apprentices in developing the skills and confidence needed to succeed in the trade
Why Teach Apprentices?
Trades instructors have a direct impact on the future of the industry. The knowledge you pass on today becomes the skills apprentices carry into shops, fleets and job sites across the region.
Teaching part-time is also a way to:
- Share what you’ve learned over your career
- Work with motivated apprentices entering the field
- Contribute to building the skilled workforce of Northern Ontario
Application instructions:
- Resume outlining relevant trade experience
- Certification of Qualification
- Brief statement of interest in teaching
This is a part-time instructor position, $61.01/hour - $115.13/hour.
Sault College is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion. We invite applications from qualified individuals, and we welcome applications from women, visible minorities, Indigenous people, persons with disabilities, and persons of any sexual orientation or gender identity. We fairly hire the best candidates based on merit.
PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR RESUME, COVER LETTER AND THREE REFERENCES
We thank all applicants in advance – only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
