Evening Instructors of Career and Technical Education

Penn State University; University Park (IL); On-site; USD 41,000 - 83,000; Part time

Job summary

Penn State University is seeking part-time instructors for evening courses in the Professional Personnel Development Center for Career and Technical Education (CTE) to prepare teachers for CTE Instructional II certification. Successful candidates will teach one of the topics listed, with emphasis on building practical skills and policy knowledge in a university setting.

These positions support non-traditional schedules and require expertise in vocational education, classroom management, and

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JOB DESCRIPTION AND POSITION REQUIREMENTS

The Professional Personnel Development Center for Career and Technical Education (CTE) anticipates the need to hire part-time instructors of evening courses intended to prepare teachers to meet the requirements for CTE Instructional II (formerly known as Voc II) certification. Successful candidates will have advanced knowledge and skills in one of the following topic: WF ED 442 Operating Cooperative Vocational Education

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