Associate Instructor, UCL

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$95,550 per year

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About the role

Associate Instructor, UCLJob Summary Continuing Education and Community Engagement's English Language Institute is hiring in-person adjunct ESL instructors to teach ESLclasses on a rolling basis. No online classes

Responsibilities: Teach ESL classes according to the class objectives andmaterials Read ELI Mission and curriculum, prepare class syllabusaccording to the provided syllabi templates, read and followguidelines outlined in the ELI Faculty Handbook Attend one faculty meeting and 1 sponsored activities (4 hrs.total) per session Keep attendance, report attendance daily, record grades weekly, be able to arrange for substitutes in the event of an absence, maintain communication with ELI and check email daily

Minimum Qualifications: Master's in TESOL or in a related field with a TESOLCertificate Teaching experience, preferably in a variety of skills andlevels Preferences Self- motivated Responsible Ability to work individually and as a member of a team Ability to communicate effectively with people from a varietyof cultures and countries Special Instructions Requisition NumberPRN17358N Full Time or Part Time? Part Time Work Schedule Summary Monday – Friday 8:35 am – 12:40 pmMonday – Thursday 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm In-person Instruction Department02479 - UCL ENGLISH LANGUAGE INSTITUTE Location Campus Pay Rate Range$49.00-$59.00 per hour depending on numberof classes taught Close Date 11/13/2026 Open Until Filled

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