We are looking for full and part-time instructors to instruct teen drivers in the classroom and on the road.
Option 1:
Contact Mr. Mike Chappell at mchappell@jordandriving.com to request an application and information about the upcoming instructor training course offered through Jordan Driving School using the DMV certification course. He will provide the specifics about the course and expectations for moving forward. The face-to-face course is offered 3 times per year and meets in Southeast Raleigh or Garner. If you are unable to attend our course, please let Mr. Chappell know that you are interested in another opportunity that will be offered through Jordan Driving School.
Jordan Driving School is recruiting teachers! In order to qualify to teach Driver Education (either behind-the-wheel, classroom or both) you need to have at least four years of driving experience, a high school diploma or GED, have no more than six points against your license, pass a criminal background check, a medical physical exam and pass the DMV Instructor Course written exam and road test.
Upcoming Class Dates:
Feb 10 - 8:00 - 4:30
Feb 13 and 15 4:00 - 8:00
Feb 17 - 8:00 - 4:00
Feb 20 and 22 4:00 - 8:00
Feb 27 and 29 4 :00 - 8:00
Mar 2 8:00 - 4:30
Mar 5 and 7 4:00 - 8:00
Mar 9 8:00 - 4:30
Mar 12 and 14 4:00 - 8:00
It is an 80-hour course---some of the 80 hours will not be in class but rather will be you observing a classroom and a behind-the-wheel setting with one of our veteran Instructors.
If it looks like you can commit to the time and dates, please let me know & I'll add you to the roster. You can email Mike Chappell, Human Resources Director, at mchappell@jordandriving.com.
The class will be held at the Wake County Schools Professional Development Modular Center at 3851 Spring Forest Rd. in Raleigh, 27616. It is next door to East Millbrook Middle School.
Option 2:
If you would like to be considered for a course offered in the spring by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction's Driver Education Section, complete this form.
This course is taught twice a year via remote delivery and lasts for 17 weeks. In addition to NC DMV laws, you will learn how to create and execute lesson plans for classroom and in-car instruction and will work with teachers from around the state. Teachers who complete the program will receive an add-on license, area 096: Safety and Traffic Education. Non-licensed staff will receive a restricted license acknowledged by NCDPI.
The Next Step and More Info
Upon successful completion of either option, along with verification through a national background check, you will then be available for job consideration through Jordan Driving School, the contracted driver education provider for WCPSS. Should you have additional questions, please email employment@jordandriving.com.
