Business Instructor

Oxbridge by WorldStrides; New York (NY); On-site; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

A leading educational organization is seeking a Business instructor for their summer program on the Barnard campus in New York City. The program spans 4 weeks, requiring the instructor to be available almost full time. Candidates must hold a Master's degree in a relevant field and have experience teaching business principles. Instructors will guide students through essential topics in business, marketing, finance, and more, culminating in a final project presentation modeled after a 'Shark Tank' format that emphasizes practical application.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in a relevant field is required.
• Experience in teaching business-related courses is preferred.
• Ability to engage students in a dynamic learning environment.
• Willingness to teach a full schedule Mon-Sat 9:00–12:30 and Mon/Wed/Fri 2:00–4:00.

Responsibilities

• Teach business classes on the Barnard campus for 4 weeks.
• Prepare students for their final project presentations.
• Guide students through business principles and concepts.

Skills

Business principles

Strategic planning

Marketing strategy

Finance

Accounting

Education

Master's degree in a relevant field

Job description

Oxbridge Academic Programs is looking for a Business instructor for our summer program on the Barnard campus. The program is 4 weeks: June 28-July 25. Classes meet 6 mornings per week (Mon-Sat from 9-12:30) and 3 afternoons per week Mon Wed Fri from 2-4pm. So the instructor needs to be available to teach almost full time for the 4 weeks. Candidates should already be based in NYC and hold at least a masters degree in a relevant field.

The brief description for the course is:

Business and Finance

Exploiting the resources of the world's financial capital, students discover the instruments and institutions that make up modern finance and are vital to budding entrepreneurs. They address the main business principles of strategic planning, marketing, economics, finance, and accounting. Concepts covered include SWOT analysis, developing a marketing strategy, as well as working through how to create a product centered company and draft a business plan. For their final project, they create a mock company that they present in a "Shark Tank", mirroring the high pressure, quick tempo presentations used at colleges, business schools, and startup incubators around the world.