Fine Arts/Web & Graphic Design Instructors (To Garner Applications)

College of New Caledonia (CNC); Prince George; On-site; CAD 34,000 - 83,000; Part time

Job summary

The College of New Caledonia is seeking part-time instructors to lead courses in Fine Arts and Web and Graphic Design. These roles involve delivering engaging classroom instruction and supporting student learning across two creative disciplines.

Faculty members contribute to a caring learning environment, share industry-relevant practices, and help students achieve their educational goals across CNC's programs in British Columbia's Central Interior.

Skills

Teaching

Fine Arts

Web Design

Graphic Design

Job description

The College of New Caledonia is looking for part-time instructors to teach Fine Arts and Web and Graphic Design courses.

The College of New Caledonia has served the needs of students in B.C.’s Central Interior since 1969—and with the inclusion of the B.C. Vocational School, since 1962. The College region is approximately 117,500 sq. km. (or 12% of the province), with a population today exceeding 148,000. The region encompasses three school districts: #28 Quesnel, #57 Prince George, and #91 Nechako Lakes. The College offers a full range of Career, Technical, Vocational, and University Credit programming. Average annual enrollment is approximately 5,000 students.British Columbia is a fantastic place to work. Its diverse communities offer a rewarding and supportive environment, affordable homes, and extraordinary outdoor recreation opportunities.CNC offers more than 50 programs in health sciences, trades and technologies, social services, business and university studies and is an integral part of what makes Prince George a great place to live and learn.With more than 600 employees spread across six campuses, the College of New Caledonia is an excellent place to work. CNC prides itself on being a caring and sharing environment where you will thrive in your new job. Whether in the classroom, bookstore or admissions office, employees go out of their way to help students achieve their educational goals.