As a Transport Technology Vocational Teacher, you will need to master following:

• assign homework
• facilitate teamwork between students
• instruct on safety measures
• teach transport technology principles
• work in vocational school

More generally, a transport technology vocational teacher is also versed in:

• adapt teaching to student's capabilities
• adapt training to labour market
• apply intercultural teaching strategies
• apply teaching strategies
• assess students
• assessment processes
• assist students in their learning
• assist students with equipment
• curriculum objectives
• develop course outline
• give constructive feedback
• guarantee students' safety
• learning difficulties
• maintain students' discipline
• maintenance operations
• manage student relationships
• material mechanics
• monitor developments in field of expertise
• observe student's progress
• prepare lesson content

It also helps to know the following:

• aircraft flight control systems
• customer service
• diagnose problems with vehicles
• evaluate engine performance
• manage resources for educational purposes
• maritime transportation technology
• mechanics of vessels
• operation of different engines
• perform maintenance on locomotives
• rail infrastructure
• re-assemble engines
• teach customer service techniques
• aerodynamics
• aircraft mechanics
• bicycle mechanics
• disability types
• electromechanics
• engine components
• mechanics of motor vehicles
• mechanics of trains
• monitor painting operations
• perform classroom management
• principles of mechanical engineering
• provide lesson materials
• repair engines
• reverse engineering
• technical drawings
• work with virtual learning environments