Physics & Physical Science Instructor - 12-Month On Campus

State-of-Georgi; Lawrenceville (GA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 74,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits package

Job summary

State of Georgia invites applications for an on-campus Instructor of Physics/Physical Science at the Gwinnett Technical College—Lawrenceville campus. This full-time, 12-month position reports to the Dean of Education with a typical 40-hour week, Monday–Friday.

May include some duties at Alpharetta-North Fulton Campus. The role requires a Doctorate or Master’s degree (18 graduate hours in discipline) and a strong background in college-level physics, curriculum development, and effective teaching

Qualifications

• Doctorate or Master’s degree with 18 graduate hours in discipline
• Experience teaching college-level Physics courses in two-year or technical colleges
• Ability to develop courses and syllabi; adapt to diverse student populations
• Proficient written and verbal communication; computer literate

Responsibilities

• Prepare lesson plans for credited Physics/Mathematics courses
• Develop programs and syllabi, goals and objectives
• Evaluate student progress toward learning goals
• Maintain documentation, supplies, and budget requests
• Attend staff development trainings and conferences
• Ensure safety and security in training areas
• Assist with recruitment and job placement efforts

Skills

College-level physics

Curriculum development

Student engagement

Communication skills

Online instruction (a plus)

Education

Doctorate or Master’s with 18 graduate hours

Master’s degree in discipline

Tools

Common software programs

Job description

State of Georgia invites applications for an on-campus Instructor of Physics/Physical Science at the Gwinnett Technical College—Lawrenceville campus. This full-time, 12-month position reports to the Dean of Education with a typical 40-hour week, Monday–Friday.

May include some duties at Alpharetta-North Fulton Campus. The role requires a Doctorate or Master’s degree (18 graduate hours in discipline) and a strong background in college-level physics, curriculum development, and effective teaching