Dual‑Enrolled Counselor: Career & College Success

Contra Costa Community College District; Martinez (CA); Vor Ort; USD 70.000 - 121.000; Teilzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

STRS

Health insurance

Dental and vision

Flexible spending plan

Life and long-term disability

Employee Assistance Program

403b/457

Sabbatical Leave

Zusammenfassung

Contra Costa Community College District seeks an Adjunct Counselor- General to provide academic, career, and counseling services to dual enrolled high school students. Responsibilities include teaching CARER and COUNS courses at local high schools, plus one-on-one counseling appointments, both during and after school.

The role requires a Master’s in counseling or equivalent credential, and a commitment to social justice and equity in student success across diverse student populations.

Qualifikationen

• Requires Master’s degree in counseling or equivalent credential; CCCInstructor Credential or equivalency.
• Demonstrated sensitivity to diverse backgrounds and commitment to student equity.
• Experience in counseling and teaching in a college setting preferred.

Aufgaben

• Provide academic, career, and counseling services to dual enrolled high school students.
• Teach CARER and COUNS courses at local high schools.
• Conduct one-on-one counseling appointments and follow-ups.
• Participate in department governance and campus-wide committees.

Kenntnisse

Counseling

Career planning

Student advising

Teaching

Ausbildung

Master’s degree in counseling

California Community College Instructor Credential

Equivalency process

Tools

MS Office

Jobbeschreibung

Contra Costa Community College District seeks an Adjunct Counselor- General to provide academic, career, and counseling services to dual enrolled high school students. Responsibilities include teaching CARER and COUNS courses at local high schools, plus one-on-one counseling appointments, both during and after school.

The role requires a Master’s in counseling or equivalent credential, and a commitment to social justice and equity in student success across diverse student populations.