Web Development Adjunct — Teach, Guide & Inspire

HFC C; Dearborn, Northern (MI, KY); Hybrid; USD 41,000 - 83,000; Part time

Job summary

Henry Ford College seeks an Adjunct Faculty member to teach Web Development courses, covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript and related technologies. Applicants should hold a relevant Bachelor’s degree with at least two years of industry experience, or five years in lieu of a related degree; Master’s degree is preferred.

Associate degrees may be considered for certain courses. Responsibilities include delivering course content as described in the Course Master, maintaining student assessments, and

Qualifications

• Earned Bachelor's degree with minimum two years industry experience, or five years with non-related degree, or relevant certifications.
• Master’s degree preferred.
• Associates may be considered depending on the course.

Responsibilities

• Uphold scholarly and ethical standards of the discipline.
• Participate in professional development to improve teaching.
• Foster honest academic conduct and fair evaluations.
• Respect students and maintain a respectful learning environment.
• Demonstrate mastery of course material and prepare materials in advance.
• Teach courses per Course Master and Department policies.
• Be available for student consultations and guidance.
• Meet all scheduled classes and exams on time.
• Develop and distribute an effective syllabus per College policies.
• Be informed of student support services and refer when needed.
• Attend scheduled staff meetings and maintain professional conduct.
• Notify Associate Dean if unable to meet class; schedule vacations accordingly.
• Perform assessment of student learning and report results.

Skills

HTML

CSS

JavaScript

MySQL

PHP

GitHub

Web frameworks

CMS

Server administration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Business/CS/IS or related field

Master’s degree preferred

Associate degree may be considered

Tools

Certifications relevant to the course

Job description

Henry Ford College seeks an Adjunct Faculty member to teach Web Development courses, covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript and related technologies. Applicants should hold a relevant Bachelor’s degree with at least two years of industry experience, or five years in lieu of a related degree; Master’s degree is preferred.

Associate degrees may be considered for certain courses. Responsibilities include delivering course content as described in the Course Master, maintaining student assessments, and