Career Technical Education Instructor skills employers ask for

The most-asked skills

Share of Career Technical Education Instructor postings that mention each skill.

1. Food preparationdistinctive57%
2. Teachingdistinctive44%
3. Communication26%
4. Curriculum developmentdistinctive21%
5. Workplace safety21%
6. Training and coaching16%
7. Regulatory compliance16%
8. Problem solving14%
9. Weldingdistinctive12%
10. Inventory management12%
11. Cleaning11%
12. Food safetydistinctive11%
13. Sales11%
14. Point of sale9%
15. Microsoft Office7%

“Distinctive” means Career Technical Education Instructor postings ask for it at least three times as often as jobs overall.

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Where Career Technical Education Instructor skills carry over

Roles whose postings ask for the most similar skills. Overlap counts the skills that define each role most.

• Executive Chef65% overlapShared: Food preparation, Communication, Food safety, Regulatory complianceHow to switch
• Cook62% overlapShared: Food preparation, Workplace safety, Food safety, CleaningHow to switch
• Short Order Cook56% overlapShared: Food preparation, Workplace safety, Regulatory compliance, CleaningHow to switch
• Fast Food Cook55% overlapShared: Food preparationHow to switch

Questions

What skills does a Career Technical Education Instructor need?

In 121 current Career Technical Education Instructor job postings, the skills asked for most often are Food preparation (57%), Teaching (44%), Communication (26%), Curriculum development (21%), Workplace safety (21%). Percentages are the share of postings that mention each skill.

What jobs can a Career Technical Education Instructor move into?

Measured by shared skill demand, the closest roles are Executive Chef, Cook, Short Order Cook, Fast Food Cook. Executive Chef shares skills such as Food preparation, Communication, Food safety.