Temporary Community Education Instructor (Noncredit)

Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City; Kansas City (MO); On-site; USD 28,000 - 55,000; Part time

Job summary

Metropolitan Community College (MCC) Kansas City is seeking temporary faculty to develop and teach non-credit classes through the Workforce and Economic Development Division (W.E.D.). Assignments are scheduled based on enrollment and operational decisions, with duties including course prep, student meetings, grading, and related activities.

Temporary faculty must maintain credentials as required by accrediting agencies and may be assigned up to certain work units per term.

Qualifications

• Certificate and/or license, OR Associate OR Bachelor’s degree in the appropriate subject area, when applicable; OR equivalent combination of education/training and job-related experience
• Knowledge, skills, ability, and expertise are required in the field.
• Must be able to provide a course proposal, description, and syllabus detailing the student outcomes.

Responsibilities

• Develop and teach non-credit classes.
• Ability to communicate clearly.
• Teach an assignment that is determined upon course enrollment.
• Subjects include but are not limited to: Acting, Arts and Crafts, Bartending, Basic Office Skills, Budgeting and Finance, Business, Computer (basic to advanced), Culinary, Culture/History, Cyber Security, Dance/Fitness, Health, Digital Advertising, Digital Media, Digital/Graphic Art, Drawing, Entrepreneurship, Sewing, Foreign Language, Gardening, Hospitality/ Tourism, Leadership, Marketing for Small Business, Music, Painting, Sculpture, Social media, Soft skills, Songwriting, Sustainability

Skills

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities

Education

Associate or Bachelor's degree

Job description

Metropolitan Community College (MCC) Kansas City is seeking temporary faculty to develop and teach non-credit classes through the Workforce and Economic Development Division (W.E.D.). Assignments are scheduled based on enrollment and operational decisions, with duties including course prep, student meetings, grading, and related activities.

Temporary faculty must maintain credentials as required by accrediting agencies and may be assigned up to certain work units per term.