Part-Time Spanish Instructor for Undergrad Courses

Florida Memorial University Inc; Norland (FL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Part time

Job summary

Florida Memorial University invites applications for an Adjunct Instructor of Spanish. The candidate will teach undergraduate Spanish language courses for second-language learners and heritage speakers, typically 3–6 credits per semester, in a part-time capacity.

The role requires using Canvas/Blackboard, upholding course objectives, and delivering student-centered instruction with timely feedback. Office hours and collaboration with the course coordinator are expected.

Qualifications

• Minimum requirements include a Master’s degree or higher in Spanish or related discipline.
• Prior teaching experience at the community college or university level is expected.
• Experience managing online and hybrid teaching platforms (Canvas, Blackboard) is required.

Responsibilities

• Deliver comprehensive, student-centered Spanish instruction (3-6 credits/semester).
• Follow approved syllabi and learning outcomes; manage LMS and course materials.
• Grade assignments and provide timely feedback; maintain attendance and records.
• Hold regular office hours and support students outside instructional time.
• Utilize Canvas/Blackboard for course management and student communication.
• Collaborate with course coordinator to ensure consistent syllabus and assessments.

Skills

Strong communication

Professionalism

Multitasking

Analytical thinking

Education

Master's degree in Spanish

Higher education teaching experience

Tools

Canvas

Blackboard

Job description

Florida Memorial University invites applications for an Adjunct Instructor of Spanish. The candidate will teach undergraduate Spanish language courses for second-language learners and heritage speakers, typically 3–6 credits per semester, in a part-time capacity.

The role requires using Canvas/Blackboard, upholding course objectives, and delivering student-centered instruction with timely feedback. Office hours and collaboration with the course coordinator are expected.