Evening Fire Science Instructor (Part-Time)

Lone Star College; Cypress (TX); On-site; USD 69,000 - 96,000; Part time

Job summary

Lone Star College seeks an adjunct faculty member to teach Fire Science Technology courses on a part-time basis, including night classes at various campus locations in the Cy-Fair area. Classes are offered day, evening, and weekend slots as needed to match student demand.

Adjunct faculty work a maximum of five classes per academic year, with responsibilities spanning lesson development, student advising, and timely reporting within established guidelines.

Qualifications

• Associate's degree in fire science or related field (AAS).
• Bachelor's degree or higher in related field with 4 years non-teaching experience.
• Texas Commission of Fire Protection seals: Fire Instructor 2, Fire Officer 1.

Responsibilities

• Teaches Fire Science Technology courses at various times and locations.
• Creates engaging lessons to promote student involvement and application.
• Submits required college reports and forms on time.
• Follows a course syllabus and institutional guidelines.
• Meets with and advises students before/after class or by appointment.
• Evaluates student progress and informs them timely.
• Maintains professional relationships with students and community.
• Attends meetings, trainings, and orientations as required.

Skills

Mastery of course content

Leadership

Clear communication

Interpersonal skills

Interdisciplinary teaching

Academic excellence

Service learning

Adult learning methodologies

Engage students

Education

Associate's degree in fire science or related field

Bachelor's degree or higher in related field

4 years non-teaching work experience in the field

Job description

Lone Star College seeks an adjunct faculty member to teach Fire Science Technology courses on a part-time basis, including night classes at various campus locations in the Cy-Fair area. Classes are offered day, evening, and weekend slots as needed to match student demand.

Adjunct faculty work a maximum of five classes per academic year, with responsibilities spanning lesson development, student advising, and timely reporting within established guidelines.