SF Qualification Course Instructor

About the role

The Student Company Instructor will teach, mentor, evaluate and manage students enrolled in the Special Forces Qualification Course (SFQC) at Fort Bragg, NC. Leveraging extensive Special Forces operational experience, the instructor delivers both classroom and field‑based instruction on advanced warrior skills.

Key responsibilities

• Instruct, demonstrate and evaluate Common Skill Level 3 tasks, covering small‑unit tactics, land navigation, weapons employment, tactical communications, fieldcraft and survivability.
• Conduct performance‑based evaluations, score written and practical exams, provide counseling and feedback, and ensure students meet Command training standards.
• Manage and account for students awaiting training phases, maintain daily roster accountability, supervise physical fitness training and enforce Army appearance and behavioral standards.
• Monitor physical and medical readiness, coordinate clinic appointments, inspect barracks for safety and cleanliness, and prepare students for transition to subsequent training phases.
• Operate government‑furnished vehicles, perform daily preventive maintenance checks, record trip logs and report any issues.
• Utilize government‑furnished computer terminals and NIPRNet workstations to access academic databases, manage training files and conduct official correspondence.

Required profile

• U.S. citizen with active Secret security clearance and ability to obtain a DoD CAC.
• Valid, unrestricted state civilian driver’s license and completion of required vehicle‑operation training.
• Special Forces‑qualified at the NCO level (SFC/E‑7) or higher, with at least three years of operational experience in an active‑duty or National Guard Special Forces Group and graduation from the SFQC.
• Completion of the Common Faculty Developer‑Instructor Course (CFD‑IC) or equivalent instructor certification.
• Pass pre‑employment medical exam, meet physical fitness standards and be able to operate in austere, extreme‑weather environments.

Required skills

• Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint).