Dynamic Adjunct: Industrial Electrical & Instrumentation

Recent Jobs; Jennings (LA); On-site; USD 11,000 - 22,000; Part time

Job summary

SOWELA seeks an adjunct instructor in Instrumentation or Electrical technologies to deliver instruction, evaluate student learning, and develop course materials. The role requires collaboration with faculty and staff to maintain standards and ensure student success.

The candidate should have an associate degree with relevant industry experience and comfort using common office software and technology in teaching. On-site class instruction is expected in Louisiana.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in Instrumentation or Electrical required.
• Bachelor’s degree in engineering preferred.
• Three or more years of relevant applied industry experience.
• Must instruct students and develop course curricula and materials.
• Proficiency with standard office software and classroom technology.

Responsibilities

• Demonstrates professional work ethic and teamwork.
• Delivers instruction and evaluates student learning for assigned classes.
• Develops course curricula, materials, lectures, labs and presentations.
• Organizes instruction with clear course outlines, learning objectives and outcomes.
• Maintains campus hours and communicates contact information to students.

Skills

Instructing students

Curriculum development

Course planning

Safety standards

Educational technology

Oral communication

Written communication

Team collaboration

Education

Associate degree in Instrumentation or Electrical

Bachelor’s degree in engineering

Tools

Word

Excel

Outlook

PowerPoint

Internet

Job description

SOWELA seeks an adjunct instructor in Instrumentation or Electrical technologies to deliver instruction, evaluate student learning, and develop course materials. The role requires collaboration with faculty and staff to maintain standards and ensure student success.

The candidate should have an associate degree with relevant industry experience and comfort using common office software and technology in teaching. On-site class instruction is expected in Louisiana.