Director of Electrical Training

This role will lead the day-to-day operations of the school while shaping curriculum, managing instructors, and ensuring students are progressing toward licensure.

This is a leadership role for someone who can build structure, maintain compliance, and elevate the overall student experience — whether coming from the electrical field or an education-focused background.

What You’ll Own

• Lead day-to-day school operations, including instructors and administrative staff
• Oversee curriculum delivery across in-person, livestream, and online formats
• Ensure programs align with state licensing requirements and regulatory standards
• Monitor student progress, completion rates, and overall experience
• Resolve escalated student or instructional issues
• Support enrollment growth and admissions efforts
• Identify opportunities to expand course offerings and programs
• Maintain compliance with state education and licensing requirements, including audits and reporting
• Build and maintain a strong, professional, student-focused culture

We are open to candidates from one of two backgrounds:

Path A — Electrical Industry Leadership

• Master Electrician license (Maine preferred or ability to obtain)
• Strong background in the electrical field (5+ years)
• Experience leading teams, projects, or training programs
• Deep understanding of NEC and licensing pathways

Path B — Education / Instructional Leadership

• Bachelor’s degree in Education or related field (teaching credential preferred)
• Experience in instruction, curriculum development, or academic leadership
• Exposure to skilled trades, workforce development, or technical training environments preferred
• Ability to manage instructors and deliver structured learning programs

Career changers welcome: if you've been a project manager, estimator, or field supervisor and you're ready to move into a professional office environment, this role is worth a serious look.

On-site role with consistent Monday–Friday schedule

A leadership seat at a growing organization with real runway — expansion into new markets and programs is already in motion

The chance to shape how the next wave of Maine electricians learns the trade