Adjunct Instructor - Building Trades Carpentry

Posted 2 days ago

waukesha county technical collegePewaukee (WI)

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About the role

Instructor We are accepting applications for individuals who meet our minimum qualifications and who can provide instruction within the following areas: Residential and Commercial Carpentry Pay will vary by course. Under the direct supervision of the Associate Dean/Instructional Manager, the instructor is responsible for providing instruction to students within the assigned and approved instructional delivery system and in accordance with the mission, goals, policies and procedures of the District. The instructor is responsible for providing an active learning environment to enable students to demonstrate course competencies, and creating a student learning centered environment that places learning at the center of educational experiences. Requirements may vary according to the instructional area and position. 1. Occupational subject instructors: Bachelor's degree in a field related to one of the assigned program areas or equivalent (i.e. licensures, apprenticeship). 2. Twelve months of occupational experience other than in the educational field for academic subject instructors. 3. Twenty-four months of directly related occupational experience for occupational subject instructors. One year of occupational experience must be within the last five years. 4. Previous teaching experience is desirable. 5. Appropriate technical/occupational licensure where applicable. All applicants must complete the online job application and attach the following: -Resume -Cover Letter -Transcripts Applications will be reviewed as they come in. For more information, please contact Associate Dean, Lynda Busack at LNicely@wctc.edu. This is not a benefit eligible position.

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