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New River

Adjunct Automotive/Diesel Instructor

Ghent, West Virginia

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2 Sept 2026

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Adjunct Instructional Specialist – Automotive & Diesel Technology

  • New River Community and Technical College
  • 📍 Advanced Technology Center | Ghent, WV

Shape the Future of Automotive & Diesel Education

New River Community and Technical College is seeking a passionate, industry-experienced Instructional Specialist to educate and prepare the next generation of automotive and diesel technicians. This role is ideal for a professional who thrives in a hands-on learning environment and is excited to help expand our program into electric and hybrid vehicle (EV/Hybrid) education , ultimately leading the development of a new degree pathway.

You’ll join a collaborative faculty team dedicated to workforce readiness, innovation, and student success—while making a lasting impact on the region we serve.

Position Overview

The Adjunct Faculty member will provide didactic and hands-on laboratory instruction in Principles of Phlebotomy. Courses are delivered at the Greenbrier Valley and Nicholas County Campus and may include in-person, online, Zoom, or Interactive

Adjunct faculty play a vital role as educators, mentors, and collaborators , contributing to student success and workforce readiness.

What You’ll Do

Teaching & Student Success

Teach a full range of automotive and diesel technology courses , including engine performance, transmissions, drivetrains, braking systems, and emerging EV/Hybrid technologies

Deliver engaging instruction through hands-on labs, demonstrations, and classroom learning

Evaluate student progress, provide mentoring, and support academic and career success

Serve as an academic advisor when assigned

Curriculum Leadership

Develop, revise, and assess curricula aligned with industry standards and workforce needs

Lead efforts to expand EV/Hybrid automotive education

Maintain NATEF/ASE-aligned accreditation standards

Ensure labs and equipment remain current, safe, and industry-relevant

Program & Community Engagement

Collaborate with faculty, department leadership, and advisory boards

Build strong relationships with local dealerships, repair facilities, and industry partners

Assist with program recruitment, outreach, and marketing

Participate in college committees, meetings, and commencement exercises

What We’re Looking For

Required Qualifications

Associate degree (or equivalent) in automotive or diesel technology

Five (5) years of full-time industry experience in automotive and/or diesel technology

Current ASE certification in at least three (3) areas

Valid driver’s license

Strong instructional, communication, and organizational skills

Preferred Qualifications

ASE Master Diesel Technician

Ten (10) years of diesel industry experience

Teaching experience, preferably at the community college level

Experience with electric and hybrid vehicle technologies

Skills That Set You Apart

Expertise in diagnosing and repairing engines, transmissions, drivetrains, and brake systems

Ability to teach diverse learners using multiple instructional methods

Proficiency with Microsoft Office and D2L Brightspace

Commitment to safety, professionalism, and continuous improvement

Passion for mentoring students and strengthening workforce pipelines

Why Join New River CTC?

Make a direct impact on students’ careers and the regional workforce

Help lead the transition to EV and Hybrid automotive education

Work in a supportive academic environment focused on access, innovation, and quality

Ongoing professional development , including LinkedIn Learning and industry affiliations

Original posting on New River's site ↗

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