The Behind the Wheel Delegate (Instructor) plays a critical role in preparing new drivers for safe and responsible vehicle operation on public roads. This position involves delivering hands-on driving instruction that adheres to state regulations and safety standards, ensuring that students gain practical experience and confidence behind the wheel. The instructor is responsible for evaluating each student's driving skills, providing constructive feedback, and tailoring lessons to address individual learning needs. By fostering a supportive and educational environment, the instructor helps reduce road accidents and promotes lifelong safe driving habits. Ultimately, this role contributes to the development of competent drivers who understand the importance of traffic laws and defensive driving techniques. Minimum Qualifications: • Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record. • Certification or licensure as a Behind the Wheel Delegate as required by the state. • Minimum of 2 years of driving experience. • Ability to pass background checks and drug screenings as required. • Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Preferred Qualifications: • Experience working as a behind-the-wheel driving instructor or similar role. • Knowledge of defensive driving techniques and traffic safety education. • Familiarity with state-specific driving laws and testing procedures. • CPR and first aid certification. • Experience working with diverse groups in a professional setting. Responsibilities: • Conduct behind-the-wheel driving lessons in accordance with state and local regulations. • Assess students’ driving abilities and progress, providing clear and actionable feedback. • Ensure the safety of students and the public during all driving sessions. • Maintain accurate records of student attendance, progress, and any incidents. • Communicate effectively with students, parents, and program coordinators regarding scheduling and student performance. • Stay current with changes in traffic laws, driving techniques, and instructional best practices. • Prepare students for the driving test by simulating test conditions and reviewing key skills. Skills: The required skills enable the instructor to deliver clear, patient, and effective driving instruction tailored to each student's learning pace and style. Strong communication skills are essential for explaining complex driving concepts and providing constructive feedback that encourages improvement. Attention to detail and observational skills are used daily to assess student performance and ensure safety during lessons. Preferred skills such as knowledge of defensive driving and state laws enhance the instructor’s ability to prepare students thoroughly for licensing exams and real-world driving challenges. Additionally, interpersonal skills foster trust and confidence between the instructor and students, creating a positive learning environment that supports student success.