Adjunct Faculty, Welding CTEC

WSU Tech; Wichita (KS); On-site; USD 34,440 - 55,104; Part time

Job summary

WSU Tech in Wichita is seeking an Adjunct Faculty member to teach welding with a focus on hands-on training in MIG, TIG, and arc processes. You will guide students to develop essential welding skills in a dynamic classroom and lab.

The role requires delivering lectures, demonstrations, and assessments while aligning with industry practices to ensure student job readiness and safety. Prior teaching experience is a plus.

Qualifications

• High school diploma required; associate degree or higher preferred in welding technology or related field.
• AWS certification or equivalent industry credential highly desirable.
• Industry experience in welding and safety practices preferred.

Responsibilities

• Deliver hands-on welding instruction and lectures in MIG, TIG, and arc welding.
• Use current curriculum to prepare students for real-world applications and job readiness.
• Assess student progress with practical exams and feedback sessions.
• Create an inclusive learning environment and adapt methods for diverse learners.
• Engage students with varied teaching materials and instructional technology.

Skills

Welding processes

Safety standards

Student engagement

Communication

Classroom management

Education

High school diploma

Associate degree in welding

AWS certification

Job description

WSU Tech, we are dedicated to delivering exceptional education and training to empower the workforce of tomorrow. Join our team as an Adjunct Faculty in Welding, where you will have the opportunity to share your expertise with students in a dynamic and engaging environment.

Location: CTEC

Role Overview

As an adjunct faculty member, you will teach courses in welding, focusing on hands‑on training in various welding processes, including MIG, TIG, and arc welding. Your contribution will be crucial in guiding students to develop the skills they need to succeed in the welding industry.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver instructional lectures and hands‑on demonstrations to effectively teach welding techniques and safety practices.
• Utilize industry‑standard practices and curriculum to prepare students for real‑world applications and job readiness.
• Evaluate student progress through assessments, practical exams, and feedback sessions.
• Create an inclusive and supportive learning environment that encourages student participation and skill development.
• Adapt teaching methods and materials to meet the needs of diverse learners.

Qualifications

• A high school diploma is required; an associate’s degree or higher in welding technology or a related field is preferred.
• Industry certification from AWS (American Welding Society) or a similar organization is highly desirable.

Experience

• Minimum of two years of practical welding experience in a professional setting.
• Previous teaching or mentoring experience is a plus, though not mandatory.

Skills

• Strong knowledge of various welding processes and safety standards.
• Excellent communication and organizational skills.
• Ability to engage students effectively and adapt teaching styles to diverse learning needs.
• Familiarity with instructional technology and tools to enhance classroom learning.