Welding Adjunct Instructor

Tallahassee State College; Tallahassee (FL); On-site; USD 36,368 - 51,797; Part time

Job summary

Tallahassee State College is seeking a Welding Adjunct Instructor to lead the evening welding program at the AMTC site near the main campus. The role emphasizes creating an effective learning environment and transferring welding knowledge while staying current with industry regulations.

The position requires dependable, responsible, and self-starting individuals who can engage a diverse student population and support program logistics and student services during evening hours.

Qualifications

• Provides teaching sessions (lecture/group/individual) to diverse students, aiming for AWS certification readiness.
• Provides administrative support for course logistics (scheduling, curriculum development) and oversees student services for evening program.
• Coordinates maintenance of student performance profiles, attendance, and grades for the evening program.

Responsibilities

• Lead the evening welding program to help students gain AWS certifications.
• Manage course logistics and student support services for the evening program.
• Work with program staff to maintain attendance, grades, and performance profiles.

Job description

TITLE: Welding Adjunct Instructor

SECTION: Workforce Development - AMTC

HIRING SALARY: Starting at $32.00/hour

HOURS: Evening classes Mondays – Thursdays 6:00pm – 9:30pm, plus some office hours

CONTACT: Cerissa Fondo via email at [e-mail]

The Welding Adjunct Instructor is a position housed at the Advanced Manufacturing and Training Center (AMTC) near TSC's main campus. The Adjunct Instructor's major function is to effectively lead the evening welding program, creating an ideal learning environment, maintaining an appropriate balance of discipline, and being able to transfer knowledge to students, while staying abreast of evolving regulations within the industry. The Welding Adjunct Instructor must be dependable, highly responsible, independent, self-starting, and have the ability to interact with a diverse student population.

• Provides a teaching environment (lecture, group, or individual) targeting a diverse population resulting in earning AWS certifications. Educates and trains students to gain skills necessary to be successful as a welder and meet established goals related to student performance.
• Provides administrative support for course logistics (i.e. scheduling and curriculum development) and oversight of student support services (e.g. advisement, orientation, job placement) for students in the evening program.
• Works with the Program Manager and Program Specialist to coordinate the maintenance of student performance profiles, other audit records, attendance records, and grades for the evening program.