Reviews building designs and plans and equipment lists for program relevance and cost-effectiveness. Arranges for teachers workshops, conferences and seminars. Serves as Future Homemakers of America State Advisor. May assist with other Department-wide projects such as the public school approval process. Performs related duties as required.
Work environment includes office, school facilities, and organizational facilities.
Incumbents should possess a valid Vermont driver's license and have some private means of transportation available. Work may involve evening and weekend work. Three years professional teaching experience in a field related to home economics and homemaking education at the middle or high school level. An additional year of experience as defined above may be substituted for the Master's degree. In order to maintain employment, individuals who do not have the Master's degree or equivalent professional degree or license must work toward the acquisition of a degree or equivalent at a minimum rate of 9 credits a year and have acquired the degree in not more than three years.