Navy JROTC Instructor (Petty Officer)

About the role

The United States Navy is seeking a qualified Petty Officer to serve as a JROTC Instructor. This position involves delivering the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps curriculum, mentoring cadets, and supporting their personal and academic development.

Key responsibilities

• Develop and organize long‑range lesson plans and adapt teaching methods and materials as needed.
• Maintain individual and class records, ensuring accurate documentation of student progress.
• Counsel and motivate students to meet academic and behavioral standards.
• Collaborate with teachers, parents, and guardians to support cadet success.
• Supervise students during extracurricular and off‑site activities.

Required profile

• U.S. citizenship; proof of citizenship required.
• Male applicants born after 31 December 1959 must complete a Selective Service certification.
• Current certification to teach JROTC issued by the United States Navy headquarters.
• Retired or separated Navy Petty Officer or Warrant Officer with an honorable discharge within the past five years and at least eight years of service, or an active‑duty member meeting the same criteria.
• Ability to obtain official passports and, when assigned to Italy, England, or Korea, the appropriate visas.
• Willingness to sign transportation and mobility agreements, accept worldwide placement, and rotate to any DoWEA location.
• Successful completion of a Tier 1 background investigation with Childcare Checks.

Required skills