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For me, teaching is about inspiring, nurturing, personal relationships, and expectations. Teaching assists in student discovery and growth. Having been a registered nurse for over 40 years, I am passionate to bring my knowledge and experience to my students. I enjoy uncovering the hidden treasures that are buried within my students. Knowing I am creating job opportunities for future medical assistants is both humbling and rewarding. I am grateful to The Community School for allowing me to share my rewarding career with others. The following quote speaks to who I am as an educator…

“The best teachers are those who show you where to look but don’t tell you what to see” ~ Alexandra K. Trenfor

Grace Pinto M. Ed., BSN, RN

Medical Assistant Instructor

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“As an instructor, I create an engaging and inclusive learning environment focused on deep understanding, critical thinking, and practical application. Over 12 years, I’ve received positive feedback for my approachable demeanor and ability to simplify complex concepts. I use diverse teaching methods, including book work, discussions, hands-on practice, and multimedia, to cater to different learning styles. My commitment to student success is evident in the timely support I provide outside class and my continuously updated course materials. I am passionate about imparting knowledge and inspiring a lifelong love for learning in my students.”

Stacy Holmes

Dental Assistant Instructor

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“I take great pride in helping others succeed and being part of their journey. Passing on my knowledge to those striving to improve their lives and careers, particularly in obtaining their electrical license, is incredibly rewarding. I appreciate the extra pay and the comfort of not having to work in extreme weather conditions. Additionally, I no longer have to deal with the hassle of collecting unpaid invoices. Teaching allows me to stay current with electrical codes, laws, and regulations, meet new people, and continuously learn—whether from my students or through research prompted by their questions.”

A. J. Pulley
Electrical Instructor

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Electrical Code and Theory Instructor

Job Title: Electrical Code and Theory Instructor
Location: Cape Cod Regional Technical High School, Harwich, MA

About the Role: The Community School at Cape Cod Tech is recruiting a dedicated and engaging Electrical Code and Theory instructor. This role is integral to preparing students for the Massachusetts Journeyman License Examination.

Responsibilities:

Instruction: Teach electrical apprentices using the 2023 National Electrical Code Book and the approved Mike Holt curriculum through in-person lectures, interactive classroom sessions, and practice tests.
Student Engagement: Foster an engaging and interactive learning environment. Utilize diverse teaching methods to cater to various learning styles and ensure student comprehension and retention of material.
Attendance Tracking: Monitor and record student attendance, maintaining accurate and timely records.
Technology Use: Utilize Google emails and technology within the school network to enhance the learning experience and keep students informed and connected

Schedule:
Timing: Two evenings a week for 3 hours per night.
Duration: Starting in September 2026 and ending early April 2027 for a total of 150 hours (50 classes.)

Qualifications:
Experience: Minimum of 3 years as a Journeyman Electrician (Preferred).
License: Current Journeyman Electrician or Master Electrician license.

Benefits of the Role:
Engage and inspire future electricians, helping them achieve their professional goals.
Access to comprehensive curriculum support and resources.
Opportunity to join a dynamic and supportive educational community.