Campus-Based Speech Communication Adjunct Instructor
SAE Institute North America
Town of Florida (NY)
On-site
USD 55,104 - 96,432
Part time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading education institution is seeking a part-time Speech Communication Adjunct Instructor in New York. The ideal candidate will possess a master's degree with 18 relevant credits or a bachelor's degree plus significant industry experience. Responsibilities include teaching courses, supporting student engagement, and maintaining academic policies. Familiarity with active learning methodologies and advanced Google Sheets/Excel skills is preferred. This role is campus-based, requiring physical dexterity and the ability to assist students effectively.
Qualifications
Minimum of a master’s degree with 18 semester credits in the course area.
Minimum of a bachelor’s degree for program courses with 4 years industry experience.
Experience may substitute formal education in rare cases.
Responsibilities
Teach assigned classes in accordance with SAE policies.
Establish conducive classroom environments.
Participate in curriculum development and academic advising.
Skills
Familiarity with the Canvas learning management system
Familiarity with learner-centered and active learning methodologies
Advanced skills in Google Sheets
Advanced skills in Microsoft Excel
Education
Master's degree with relevant credits
Bachelor's degree and 4 years of industry experience
Job description
A leading education institution is seeking a part-time Speech Communication Adjunct Instructor in New York. The ideal candidate will possess a master's degree with 18 relevant credits or a bachelor's degree plus significant industry experience. Responsibilities include teaching courses, supporting student engagement, and maintaining academic policies. Familiarity with active learning methodologies and advanced Google Sheets/Excel skills is preferred. This role is campus-based, requiring physical dexterity and the ability to assist students effectively.