Teacher- Architecture/Construction

Duties
POSITION TITLE: Construction Teacher
DEPARTMENT: Career and Technical Education

REPORTS TO: Building Principal
SUPERVISES: None
EDUCATION: Career and Technical Certification

POSITION GOAL: To teach construction classes

PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES
Provide quality instruction in a two-year construction program, both theoretical and practical.Understand and teach the following:Job site safety, including ladders and scaffoldingSafe use and mastery of hand and power toolsTypes of wood, cuts, and fastenersBasic electrical and plumbingPrint interpretationSite and building layoutDeck building and wall framingDrywall tools, materials, and finishingStairs layout and constructionInterior doors and windowsSiding and insulationRoofing systems, including roof shingles and applicationVarious projects (pencil holder, keepsake box, birdhouse, outdoor bench, step stool, picnic table, shed, etc.)Provide continuous evaluation on an ongoing basis to students, offering constructive feedback to students to help them improve their skills.Implement the policies and procedures in place for the school.Maintain safe and sanitary practices followed for all students, instructors, and guests.Maintain student records and other paperwork associated with the course.Teach to all levels of student abilities and adjust subject matter as required.Project a professional image at all times.Support students as they apply, interview, and work.Work with employers and supervisors to evaluate and improve student performance.Other duties, as assigned.KNOWLEDGE AND CRITICAL SKILLS:
Knowledge of skill-building courses, including the fundamental concepts, knowledge, safety protocols, and hands-on techniques and skills needed for a variety of careers in the construction industry.

Ability to prepare students for entry-level jobs and success in various construction careers, from skilled trades to project management.Basic computer skills.Problem solving skills.Critical thinking skills.Attention to detail.Knowledge of the technology used for the course.Good relationship and communication skills.Ability to connect with high school students and their families.Ability to multitask.Ability to work effectively with a team.EXPERIENCE:
Demonstrated leadership abilities and successful work history.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Contract language
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
Lifting, as associated with the activities of the course.

Qualifications
KNOWLEDGE AND CRITICAL SKILLS
Valid Illinois State Teaching Certificate with endorsements in their subject area registered with the Peoria County Regional Office of Education. Bachelor's degree or higher

EXPERIENCE
None required.
Salary/Benefits
SALARY RANGE: $55,102.53 - $116,889.79 (BASED ON EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE)

BENEFITS INCLUDE HEALTH, DENTAL, AND VISION; PTO; ETC.

How to Apply
PLEASE APPLY AT PEORIAPUBLICSCHOOLS.ORG

School District http://www.psd150.org/employment

ILearn Link
ILearn
Report Card Link
District Report Card
Job Posting Date
5/20/2026

Start Date
11/20/2026 11:34:13 AM