Part-time Instructors for Early Childhood Education
richmond community collegeHamlet (NC)
Part-time Instructors for Early Childhood Education
Posted 18 days ago
richmond community collegeHamlet (NC)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
This is a continuous posting. Applicants will be placed in an applicant pool and those meeting the minimum requirements will be forwarded to the appropriate hiring manager.
Duties and responsibilities of an Instructor are as follows: Preparation of course objectives and a course outline in accordance with guidance provided by the appropriate College supervising official.
Submission of a course outline for approval prior to the beginning of classes.
Conducting instruction in accordance with the approved course outline.
Being thoroughly prepared for each class.
Being prompt and utilizing class time effectively.
Being reasonably available for student counseling for 30 minutes each week either immediately before or after class or in an on line environment.
Maintaining attendance, grades, and other student's records as prescribed herein or by the College directives.
Emphasizing to all students the importance of prompt, regular, and continuous class attendance.
Maintaining the degree of discipline, decorum, necessary to establish an effective learning environment.
Reporting promptly any problems or recommendations to the appropriate College supervisory official.
Minimum Education and Experience:
Master's degree in Early Childhood Education from an accredited institution preferred. A minimum of graduate degree in a related discipline with 18 graduate semester hours in Early Childhood Education or Child Development required. Demonstrated ability to integrate computers into the instructional environment and on-line teaching experience required. Teaching experience at the college level preferred.
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