Electrical Instructor

Belong to something. Believe in something. Strive for something. UHP creates professionals, builds leaders, and reveals purpose. We’re looking for people to join our team who believe this mission is worth showing up for every day.

UHP is a veteran-focused education and leadership development organization based on a scenic 800-acre campus in Northwest Arkansas.

The UHP School of Health & Performance offers program tracks in personal training, health coaching, and culinary nutrition. At the UHP Skilled Trades Institute, students earn the certifications necessary to launch careers in high-demand trades. Leadership development is baked into every program.

We also work with a network of employer and industry partners to open career pathways for our graduates. While we can't guarantee employment, everything we do is designed to give service members and veterans a real path toward meaningful careers.

Veterans, transitioning service members, and military spouses are strongly encouraged to apply.

 

Why UHP

At UHP, you are joining more than a company — you are helping build something designed to create lasting impact.

You will have the opportunity to:

• Contribute to a mission larger than yourself

• Help shape and build new systems and programs

• Work alongside passionate and purpose-driven people

• Directly impact the lives of veterans and future generations

• Be part of building the future workforce

The Opportunity

This is not a traditional classroom-only instructor role.

UHP is seeking a full-time Electrical Instructor to help deliver an immersive, hands-on electrical training program for veterans through the Ignite Skilled Trades Institute.

Reporting to the Founding Director of Electrical School, this instructor will be responsible for the daily delivery of classroom instruction, practical demonstrations, hands-on labs, student assessments, and individualized coaching.

The ideal candidate is a journey-level electrician with direct experience in refrigeration and industrial maintenance who is ready to pass their knowledge to the next generation of skilled trades professionals.

This individual must be able to translate real-world electrical experience into clear, engaging instruction while maintaining high standards for safety, professionalism, accountability, and student performance.

Formal teaching experience is preferred but not required. We are looking for someone who knows the trade, communicates clearly, and is committed to helping veterans build successful long-term careers.