Criminal Justice Adjunct Instructor "Pool"

State of South Carolina; South Carolina; On-site; USD 30,000 - 50,000; Part time

Job summary

The State of South Carolina is accepting applications for part-time Adjunct Faculty positions at Piedmont Technical College. Instructors may teach at various locations, including the Lex D. Walters Campus and county centers. Responsibilities involve teaching diverse classes and applying effective pedagogical methods while adhering to regulatory standards.

Applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree in relevant fields, with specific qualifications for teaching certain courses, such as CRJ 115 and CRJ 120. These are temporary roles that require flexibility in teaching times.

Qualifications

• A bachelor's degree in one of the qualifying fields is required.
• CRJ 115 and CRJ 120 must be taught by individuals with a Juris Doctorate or a Master's degree in Criminal Justice or a closely related field.

Responsibilities

• Teach a diverse student body in accordance with established syllabi.
• Utilize instructional technology and effective teaching methods.
• Plan, manage, and deliver course instruction.

Education

Bachelor's degree in a qualifying field

Jurist Doctorate or Master's in Criminal Justice

Job description

Job Responsibilities

Piedmont Technical College is accepting applications to build an active pool of qualified candidates for Adjunct Faculty (temporary, part‑time) positions. Adjunct instructors may teach at the Lex D. Walters Campus and/or at one of the college’s six county centers located in Laurens, Newberry, Edgefield, Saluda, Abbeville, and McCormick. Opportunities may include daytime or evening classes, online instruction, and dual credit courses offered at local high schools. Applications will be reviewed on an as‑needed basis as teaching opportunities become available.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, teaching a diverse student body in accordance with established syllabi at various locations, utilizing instructional technology, and applying a variety of effective teaching methods. Additional duties include planning, managing, and delivering course instruction; following all EPA and OSHA regulations that pertain to the program; participating in college functions as needed; and applying teaching practices that support the continuous improvement of both the program and the college. Adjunct faculty are expected to serve as professional team members who support the mission and vision of the college while performing their duties with the highest level of quality and service.

Minimum and Additional Requirements

A bachelor's degree in one of the qualifying fields is required.

• CRJ 115 and CRJ 120 must be taught by individuals who possess either a Juris Doctorate or a master’s degree in Criminal Justice or a closely related field, such as Criminology or Criminal Justice Administration.

Additional Comments

These are temporary, part‑time positions. Please review Agency Specific Application procedures for our required application procedures. We regret that due to the volume of applications we receive, we are unable to respond to candidates individually regarding the status of their application or the status of the interview process.