CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION TEACHER (Grades 6-12)

- Position Type:
High School Teaching/Industrial-Technology Education - Date Posted:
10/14/2026 - Location:
Rocky Mountain Middle/High School
| CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION TEACHER (Grades 6-12) | JobID: 1550 |
JOB DESCRIPTION
Rocky Mountain Middle and High School
Big Horn County School District No. 1
October 13, 2026
QUALIFICATIONS
1. Hold or be eligible to obtain a Wyoming Professional Teaching Standards Board license or
permit with endorsements or authorization appropriate to all assigned courses and grade levels
before assuming instructional duties.
2. Possess technical knowledge and practical skills in woods and woodworking, welding and metal
fabrication, construction trades, computer-aided design (CAD), and automotive technology (Auto
Tech). Relevant industry experience and industry credentials are preferred.
3. Demonstrate the ability to teach and supervise safe use of hand tools, power tools, machinery,
welding equipment, automotive equipment, and related technology.
4. Possess knowledge of adolescent development and the ability to provide developmentally
appropriate instruction, classroom management, assessment, and support for middle and high
school students.
5. Demonstrate effective communication, organization, record keeping, problem solving, and
interpersonal skills; work cooperatively with students, families, colleagues, and industry partners.
6. Demonstrate the ability and willingness to advise SkillsUSA, develop student leadership, and
supervise approved activities and travel outside the regular instructional day.
7. Such additional qualifications as the Board and administration may find appropriate and
acceptable, consistent with applicable licensure requirements.
Alternative Qualification Route
Professional Industry Career (PIC) Permit
A Professional, Industry, and Careers (PIC) Permit is valid for five years. An individual who holds
this permit is eligible to teach grade levels 6-12 only in the field(s) of occupational specialty for
which the applicant has met all the requirements.
1. Minimum of two (2) years of work experience in the past five (5) years for EACH field of
occupational specialty for which the applicant is seeking a PIC Permit. In some cases, in lieu
of occupational experience, holders of advanced degrees (Master's or higher) may be
permitted to teach in grades 6-12 in the subject area most closely related to the advanced
degree discipline. Note: Exclude any educational/training experience.
2. Verification of Employment Form(s) for EACH field of occupational specialty for which the
applicant is seeking a PIC Permit must be filled out completely and accurately and submitted
as part of the complete application. For self-employed applicants, please provide tax
documentation.
3. Current and valid license(s) in EACH of the applicant's occupational specialties when one is
required by state or federal statutes.
4. Plan for Continued Professional Advancement.
REPORTS TO
Building Principal
JOB GOAL
To help middle and high school students develop the technical knowledge, practical skills, safe work
habits, and personal responsibility needed for further education, employment, and everyday life
through instruction in woods, welding, construction, CAD, and automotive technology and through
SkillsUSA participation. Provide a respectful learning environment that supports each student's
academic, social, and career development.