Instructor at the Comprehensive College for Vocational Ability Development

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Education, Training & Language

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Summary

An educational role at the Comprehensive College for Vocational Ability Development that teaches students practical specialized skills and knowledge, plans and operates curricula, and collaborates with industry.

Description

Instructors at the Comprehensive College for Vocational Ability Development teach practical skills to students with expertise in diverse fields such as manufacturing and service industries through lectures and hands-on training. They collaborate with companies and industry organizations to incorporate the latest technological trends into educational content, evaluate learning outcomes, provide feedback, and support students' career development. Key responsibilities also include curriculum planning and operation, safety management, facility management, and development of teaching materials and tools.

Future Outlook

Educational needs are increasing to respond to technological changes in industries that are becoming more digitalized and advanced, and the demand for instructors capable of teaching specialized skills remains stable. With the strengthening of recurrent education and industry collaboration, diversification of teaching methods and expansion of instructors' roles are expected.

Personality Traits

Dedicated / Good team player / Passionate about education / Strong sense of responsibility

Work Style

Full-time / Full-time Lecturer / Industry Collaboration / Shift System

Career Path

Assistant Lecturer (Instructor) → Assistant Professor (Associate Professor) → Professor → Curriculum Development Staff → Education Management Position

Required Skills

Curriculum Development / Feedback Techniques / Instruction and Lecturing Techniques / Practical Training Instruction Ability / Safety Management

Recommended Skills

Career Consulting / English Material Creation / ICT Utilization / Networking

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Communication Skills Clear communication and relationship building are necessary for classes and instruction.
Learning Agility & Knowledge Acquisition Need to acquire the latest knowledge to respond to technological changes.
Planning & Organization To systematically plan curricula and lesson plans.

Related Qualifications

  • Teaching License
  • Vocational Training Instructor Qualification

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