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POSITION:
Career Technical Education Teacher
REPORTS TO:
Site Principal
WORK YEAR:
190 days

SALARY:
Based on VCPS CTE Credential Teacher salary schedule
JOB DESCRIPTION
The Career Technical Education (CTE) Teacher prepares students for college
and career success in one or more of California’s Career Technical Education
industry sectors. The CTE teacher will deliver engaging, hands-on
instruction, fostering students' technical, academic, and employability skills.
The teacher will collaborate with industry partners, postsecondary
institutions, and community organizations to ensure students gain real-world
experience and meet industry standards to prepare them for competitive,
high-wage, high-demand careers.
MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
1.
Instructional Planning, Delivery, and Assessment
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Develop and implement lesson plans aligned with California’s
Career Technical Education Model Curriculum Standards
(CTE-MCS) for the [Insert Industry Sector].
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Incorporate project-based learning (PBL), industry simulations,
and work-based learning experiences into the curriculum.
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Integrate academic standards (e.g., Common Core or NGSS)
with technical content to provide a comprehensive learning and
assessment experience.
2.
Prepares reports
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Attendance records, student evaluations, credit, and grading
system
3.
Student Engagement and Support
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Inspire students to explore career pathways within the relevant
Industry Sector(s)
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Provide individualized support to address diverse learning and
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Prepare students for industry-recognized certifications, technical
skills assessments, and/or dual enrollment opportunities.
4.
Industry and Community Partnerships
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Collaborate with local businesses, trade organizations, and
community partners to provide internships, job shadowing, and
mentoring opportunities.
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Contribute to and participate in developing and maintaining
advisory board membership to align curriculum with industry
trends and workforce needs.
5.
Program Development and Compliance
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Maintain a safe and inclusive learning environment that meets all
industry standards and district safety standards.
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Assist in program evaluation and updates to ensure alignment
with labor market demands.
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Compliance with CTE certification accrediting boards
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Manage CTE equipment, and materials effectively
6.
Professional Growth and Collaboration
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Participate in and seek professional development opportunities to
stay current with industry and instructional best practices.
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Collaborate with academic teachers, counselors, and
administrators to support student pathways.
7.
Student Leadership Development
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Facilitate student involvement in Career Technical Student
Organizations (CTSOs), such as SkillsUSA, FBLA, DECA, HOSA,
or FFA.
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Support students in leadership activities, competitions, and
community service projects.
QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

Required
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Valid California CTE Credential or California Single Subject Teaching
Credential with eligibility to obtain a CTE Credential
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Industry experience in the relevant industry sector(s)
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Demonstrated ability to engage and inspire high school students in
career exploration and technical skill development.
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Strong organizational, communication, and collaboration skills.%CB;
Prepare students for industry-recognized certifications, technical
skills assessments, and/or dual enrollment opportunities.
Preferred
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Bachelor’s or Associate’s degree in a relevant field.
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Experience with work-based learning, dual enrollment programs, or
CTSO advising.
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Familiarity with equity-driven teaching practices and diverse learning
environments.