The CNA/ADP Instructor shall be the primary person responsible for conducting classes and demonstrations to teach principles and techniques, or methods in a variety of subjects including, but not limited to Activities of daily living, visual and performing arts, home economics, communication and social skills, physical exercise, vocational training, etc. Acting under the direction of the Adult Day Program Supervisor, the CNA/Adult Development Program Instructor is responsible for providing direct instructional services to individuals served by the agency ensuring their safety, care and welfare and promoting increased independence through planned curriculum.