Horticulture Adjunct Instructor — Part-Time & Flexible

State of South Carolina; Greenwood (SC); Hybrid; USD 12,000 - 24,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health and dental insurance

Retirement and savings plan options

Paid vacation and sick leave

Telecommuting and flexible schedules

Job summary

Piedmont Technical College is accepting applications to build an active pool of qualified candidates for Adjunct Faculty (temporary, part-time) positions. Adjunct instructors may teach at the Lex D.

Walters Campus and/or at one of the college’s six county centers located in Laurens, Newberry, Edgefield, Saluda, Abbeville, and McCormick. Opportunities may include daytime or evening classes, online instruction, and dual credit courses offered at local high schools.

Qualifications

• An associate or bachelor's degree in a horticulture-related discipline is required, with two years of work experience.
• A master's degree and five years of work experience in horticulture or landscape positions are preferred.
• Position is temporary and part-time.
• Duties include teaching at multiple locations and online instruction.

Responsibilities

• Teach a diverse student body at various locations according to syllabi.
• Utilize instructional technology and diverse teaching methods.
• Plan, manage and deliver course instruction; ensure EPA/OSHA compliance.
• Participate in college functions and continuous program improvement.
• Work as a professional team member supporting the college mission.

Skills

Teaching

Student engagement

Instructional technology

Classroom management

Education

Associate degree in horticulture

Bachelor's degree in horticulture

Master's degree in horticulture

Job description

Piedmont Technical College is accepting applications to build an active pool of qualified candidates for Adjunct Faculty (temporary, part-time) positions. Adjunct instructors may teach at the Lex D.

Walters Campus and/or at one of the college’s six county centers located in Laurens, Newberry, Edgefield, Saluda, Abbeville, and McCormick. Opportunities may include daytime or evening classes, online instruction, and dual credit courses offered at local high schools.