Business communications instructor vs business administration instructor

Differences between business communications instructor and business administration instructor duties and responsibilities

Business communications instructor example responsibilities.

• Develop lesson plans, teach mechanics and creativity in writing, teach reading, math and manage resource room as needed.
• Participate in faculty meetings to enhance course syllabus and schedule.
• Use a variety of teaching methods such as lectures, discussions, hands on, PowerPoint, video and research.
• Teach courses emphasizing communication and presentation skills.
• Participate in faculty meetings to develop syllabus and learning
• Develop classroom activities that incorporate leadership, job preparation and presentation skills.
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Business administration instructor example responsibilities.

• Encourage and motivate students to achieve life goals and dreams whether it is upward mobility or entrepreneurship.
• Create syllabus, daily lesson planning, create learning games, attain speakers, grading, student retention, and more.
• Develop and conduct a workshop on QuickBooks.
• Used QuickBooks to produce accurate and timely data for state and federal tax returns.
• Participate on the student advisement committee to update course outlines and syllabus for business department.
• Motivate students to gain knowledge in taxation and frequently organize seminars for student associations.
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