Electrical Tech Adjunct Instructor - Online & Hybrid

Grayson College; Ellsworth (TX); On-site; USD 895,440 - 1,033,200; Part time

Job summary

Grayson College seeks an Adjunct Electrical Technology Professor to provide instruction in electrical wiring, field experiences, and related theoretical applications. Courses may be offered in various formats including online, hybrid, and evenings.

The salary is $700 per credit hour. The professor will teach up to 19 TRS hours per semester, develop curriculum, contribute to assessment with the THECB and SACSCOC requirements, and support student success in a collaborative Industrial Technology

Qualifications

• Experience teaching in a community college environment is preferred.
• AAS degree in Electrical or completion of Trade School, or minimum five years in the electrical field with Master Electrician license.
• Demonstrated ability to engage students and a commitment to student success.
• Strong organizational skills; ability to handle multiple assignments; track student learning outcomes and analyze data.
• Regular office environment; physical requirements include standing and occasional lifting.

Responsibilities

• Teaches Electrical Technology courses, up to 19 TRS hours per semester.
• Develops/modifies curriculum in collaboration with department.
• Contributes to campus assessment by reporting student learning outcomes.
• Performs other duties as assigned by Dean and Department Chair.

Skills

Student engagement

Organizational skills

Computer & multimedia skills

Education

AAS degree in Electrical

Trade School completion

Master Electrician license

Job description

Grayson College seeks an Adjunct Electrical Technology Professor to provide instruction in electrical wiring, field experiences, and related theoretical applications. Courses may be offered in various formats including online, hybrid, and evenings.

The salary is $700 per credit hour. The professor will teach up to 19 TRS hours per semester, develop curriculum, contribute to assessment with the THECB and SACSCOC requirements, and support student success in a collaborative Industrial Technology