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Education

ROTCInstructor(20262027SchoolYear)

$55–75k ~AI est. Wichita, Kansas, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“ROTC Instructor (2026-2027 School Year). Skills: JROTC instruction, Program administration, Cadet development. Plan instruction in JROTC subjects. Teach JROTC subjects”

What You'll Achieve.

Maintain minimum enrollment of 100 students; Maintain accountability of property valued at $90,000+; Maintain accountability of funds averaging $15,000 annually

Industry & Context.

Education
Eligibility Requirements

Respond rapidly in emergencies, Stand for long periods, Bend, Twist, Balance, Stoop, Climb steps, Reach overhead, Lift up to 20 pounds, Outdoor activities, Limited travel between schools, Limited travel to central offices

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Certified as a JROTC instructor, Valid Kansas Driver's License

Nice to Have

Baccalaureate degree (for Commissioned or Warrant Officers), Associates degree (for Non-Commissioned Officers)

What You'll Do.

Plan instruction in JROTC subjects

Evaluate instruction in JROTC subjects

Provide educational opportunities

Provide extracurricular activities

Maintain a viable JROTC program

Administer the high school JROTC program

Organize JROTC education

Develop annual training schedules

Develop weekly training schedules

Develop daily training schedules

Develop course syllabus

Update daily lesson plans

Participate in in-service training

Evaluate student performance

Maintain student performance records

Manage logistical areas

Supervise logistical areas

Requisition government supplies

Requisition equipment

Requisition textbooks

Requisition training materials

Maintain training aids

Maintain accountability of issued property

Coordinate with school personnel

Ensure accountability of school funds

Maintain accountability of service funds

Maintain accountability of school funds

Establish rapport with counselors

Establish rapport with faculty

Establish contact with civic groups

Obtain recognition from civic groups

Obtain support from civic groups

Maintain cooperative relationship with parents

Maintain cooperative relationship with guardians

Counsel students about JROTC benefits

Enroll students in JROTC

Keep students in JROTC

Inform cadets about military scholarships

Inform parents about military scholarships

Inform students about military scholarships

Assist students with applications

Plan co-curricular activities

Organize co-curricular activities

Plan extracurricular activities

Organize extracurricular activities

Supervise cadets at leadership camps

Supervise cadets at orientation trips

Supervise cadets at adventure training

Supervise cadets at fund raising

Supervise cadets at other activities

Participate in district events

Complete annual Continuous Growth Plan

Organize JROTC unit organization

Direct JROTC unit organization

Maintain liaison with service branch

Keep current on service branch developments

Attend monthly district JROTC meetings

Submit military service reports

Submit district reports

Accept assignments from building principal

Accept assignments from JROTC Director

Assist with additional duties

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

School personnel; Parents/guardians; Civic groups; Building principal; JROTC Director; District staff

Communication Scope

Verbal communication; Written communication

Process & Methodology

Planning, Organizing, Decision making, Prioritizing work

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