Evening Automation Technology Adjunct Instructor

Georgia Northwestern Technical College; Georgia; On-site; USD 18,000 - 30,000; Part time

Job summary

Georgia Northwestern Technical College seeks an Automation Technology Adjunct Instructor for evening, part-time duties to be located on the Whitfield Murray County Campus. The role requires travel to other campuses to meet operational needs and reports to the Dean of Industrial Technologies.

On-campus presence is required; telework is not available. The instructor will advise students in the Automation Technology program, develop curricula, and participate in institutional activities.

Qualifications

• Associate degree or diploma in Automation Technology or Industrial Systems Technology with demonstrated competencies.
• Three years of paid work experience in the Automation Technology field within the past seven years.
• Strong organizational and communication skills with classroom management ability.

Responsibilities

• Provides professional instruction based on approved course syllabus.
• Evaluates student progress and grades accordingly.
• Prepares curriculum and syllabi for coursework.
• Maintains student attendance and grade records.
• Represents and supports recruitment and program efforts.
• Travels to meet operational requirements across campuses as needed.

Skills

Lesson planning

Course delivery

Student assessment

Interpersonal skills

Technology proficiency

Education

Associate degree or diploma in Automation Technology or Industrial Systems Technology

Three years’ paid work experience in the field (past 7 years)

Job description

Georgia Northwestern Technical College seeks an Automation Technology Adjunct Instructor for evening, part-time duties to be located on the Whitfield Murray County Campus. The role requires travel to other campuses to meet operational needs and reports to the Dean of Industrial Technologies.

On-campus presence is required; telework is not available. The instructor will advise students in the Automation Technology program, develop curricula, and participate in institutional activities.