What are the responsibilities and job description for the Junior ROTC Instructor (Army) position at Edgecombe County Public Schools?
JROTC Teacher
Instructors are responsible for planning, teaching, directing and supervising the Army JROTC program in accordance with the policies, regulations and directive of theEdgecombe County Public Schools and the Department of the Army Cadet Command.
Duties of the Army Instructor:
- Prepares the weekly training scheduled IAW the approved Master Training Schedule.
- Prepares lesson plans and training materials for JROTC instruction IAW the Master Training Schedule and appropriate directives.
- Development of the procedures governing the administration, control, and training of JROTC cadets IAW school and service policies.
- Conduct classroom, field and range training to insure that adequate, safe and meaningful instruction is being conducted in compliance with school and service regulations and policies.
- Plan, coordinate and conduct an annual inspection. A Formal Inspection will be conducted by the 4th ROTC Brigade every 3 years.
- Requisition and maintain accountability for the U.S. Government property that is needed to support a JROTC program.
- Participate in the supervision of after-school activities which include, but not limited to, the drill team, color guard, rifle team, adventure training group and battalion staff.
Salary Range: In accordance with the NC state teacher salary schedule or the Army Minimum Instructor Pay (MIP), whichever is higher.
Term of Employment: 11 Month
Reports To: Principal/SAI with oversight by the Director of Army Instructor.
Qualifications:
- Be certified by Cadet Command as a qualified JROTC Army Instructor.
- Be in a retired status with a minimum of 20 years of active duty service.
- Be in the grade of E6-E9 or W1 thru W5 and have a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university.
- Meet Army height, weight and physical fitness standard
This position is an Officer position in the grade of Major, Lieutenant Colonel or Colonel, must have a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university and must hold or be able to qualify for a valid North Carolina Teaching License.
