Welding Adjunct Instructor

Tallahassee State College; United States; On-site; USD 36,368 - 51,797; Part time

Job summary

Tallahassee State College is seeking a Welding Adjunct Instructor to lead evening welding classes at the Advanced Manufacturing and Training Center. The instructor will create an ideal learning environment, educate students to meet performance goals, and stay updated with industry regulations.

The position requires strong communication skills and the ability to work with a diverse student population. Responsibilities include managing course logistics and supporting student services.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of welding practices and industry regulations.
• Strong communication and organizational skills.
• Ability to interact with a diverse student population.

Responsibilities

• Effectively lead evening welding classes and create an ideal learning environment.
• Maintain appropriate balance of discipline and student interaction.
• Transfer knowledge to students and keep abreast of evolving industry regulations.
• Provide teaching environments that target a diverse population to achieve AWS certifications.
• Educate and train students to gain the skills necessary to succeed as welders.
• Provide administrative support for course logistics, scheduling and curriculum development.
• Oversee student support services for the evening program.
• Coordinate with Program Manager and Program Specialist to maintain student performance profiles.

Job description

Title

Welding Adjunct Instructor

Department

Workforce Development - AMTC

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]

About the Program

The Welding Adjunct Instructor is housed at the Advanced Manufacturing and Training Center (AMTC) near TSC's main campus. The role focuses on leading the evening welding program, creating a learning environment, maintaining discipline, transferring knowledge, and staying current with industry regulations.

Responsibilities

• Effectively lead evening welding classes and create an ideal learning environment.
• Maintain appropriate balance of discipline and student interaction.
• Transfer knowledge to students and keep abreast of evolving industry regulations.
• Provide teaching environments (lecture, group, or individual) that target a diverse population to achieve AWS certifications.
• Educate and train students to gain the skills necessary to succeed as welders and meet established student performance goals.
• Provide administrative support for course logistics, scheduling and curriculum development.
• Oversee student support services (advisement, orientation, job placement) for the evening program.
• Coordinate with Program Manager and Program Specialist to maintain student performance profiles, audit records, attendance records, and grades.

Qualifications & Attributes

• Dependable, highly responsible, independent, and self-starting.
• Ability to interact with a diverse student population.
• Knowledge of welding practices and industry regulations.
• Strong communication and organizational skills.