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Requisition Details Information EEO Statement Central Community College, an EEO employer, welcomes applications from people of all backgrounds and recognizes the benefits of a diverse workforce. Therefore, CCC is committed to providing a work environment free of discrimination and harassment. Employment decisions are based on business needs, job requirements and individual qualifications. We prohibit discrimination and harassment on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, sexual orientation, mental or physical disabilities, political affiliation, veteran status, gender identity, or other non-merit factors. Central Community College is an EOE. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Acts (ADA and ADAAA), CCC will provide, if requested, reasonable accommodation to applicants in need of access to the application, interviewing and selection processes. Central Community College uses E-Verify to check employee eligibility to work in the United States. You will be required to complete an I-9 form and provide documentation of your identity for employment purposes. Job Title Part-Time Evening Remote GED Instructor Campus Area Wide Other Full-time or Part-time? Part Time Department Academic Education Classification Hourly Exempt / Non Exempt Status Non-Exempt Grant Funded Yes Degree Required High School Diploma / GED Degree Preferred Bachelor Experience Required 1 year preferred Estimated Hours per Week 15 Salary Posting Number P01626 Position Summary Information Qualifications Required Bachelor's degree with at least one year related experience preferred. Individual must possess a working knowledge of reading, writing, and English grammar at the high school level. Previous teaching experience preferred but not required. We will provide paid training and professional development. Must be able to work as a team, have good interpersonal skills and be proficient with computers. Individual must have excellent communication and problem-solving skills and a genuine interest in adult learners. General Summary Individual will help enrich the lives of students by planning, organizing and instructing adults 16 years and older in GED preparation, including reading, writing, math, and digital literacy. Classes are held online Monday through Thursday for three hours each evening. Individual will develop lesson plans and deliver instruction based on learner needs and state standards while maintaining accurate student records. Essential Functions Posting Detail Information Open Date 12/19/2025 Close Date 01/09/2026 Approximate starting date of employment 01/26/2026 Special Instructions to Applicants Please Note Official transcripts are not required during the application process. You may submit copies. Thank You. The college will be closed December 25th-January 4th.

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Join an Elite Tutor Talent Pool for a Prestigious Global Research Mentorship Programme (Remote, Flexible) Are you a Master's or PhD-level scholar from a world-leading university such as Oxford, Cambridge, MIT, Stanford, or the Ivy League? We are inviting exceptional academics and educators to join our curated Tutor Talent Pool for a highly selective online research mentorship programme, supporting intellectually ambitious students aged 13-18 from around the world. This is not an offer of immediate work, but an opportunity to join our network of distinguished tutors. When student demand aligns with your subject expertise and availability, we'll invite you to participate. About the Programme: This intensive, two-week online mentorship introduces gifted secondary students to the rigour of academic research, critical thinking, and scholarly writing. Across 10 one-to-one tutorials, students collaborate closely with their tutor to develop a short academic research paper in a subject of their choice. Tutorial Format: 10 x 1-hour tutorials, delivered over 2 consecutive weeks Fully remote, personalised academic engagement Students produce a 1,500-2,000-word research paper by the end of the programme Areas of Academic Interest: We welcome applications from scholars in a wide range of disciplines, including but not limited to: STEM: Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, Computer Science, Medicine, Biosciences Humanities & Social Sciences: History, Politics, Literature, Law, Philosophy, Psychology, Economics Interdisciplinary & Emerging Fields also encouraged Requirements Ideal Tutor Profile: We are looking for tutors who are: Currently completing or have completed a Master's or PhD at an Ivy League institution, Stanford, MIT, Oxford, or Cambridge Experienced in teaching or mentoring high school or undergraduate students Passionate about guiding young scholars in independent research Articulate, organised, and deeply committed to academic excellence Available for 10 one-hour sessions over a 2-week period when matched with a student Benefits What We Offer: Competitive compensation for each 2-week mentorship The opportunity to inspire and mentor bright, globally diverse students Fully remote and flexible engagement Membership in a growing global network of top-tier academic mentors A meaningful way to share your expertise and support future scholars If you're committed to academic mentorship and eager to work with outstanding young minds, we invite you to register your interest and apply to join our Tutor Talent Pool. We look forward to connecting with you when the right opportunity arises in your subject area

Job DescriptionBenefits: 401(k) Who We Are Top Score Education, founded in 2004, is a premier boutique tutoring and test prep company serving the DC metro region, Durham, North Carolina, South Florida, and beyond. We specialize in personalized 1-on-1 in-home and virtual tutoring for grades 6-12, covering all academic subjects, SAT, ACT, SSAT, ISEE, HSPT, and nearly all AP exams. Our mission is to foster Deep Learning Through Deep Relationships, tailoring support to each students unique needs for academic success. Learn more at: ******************** The Position We are seeking an experienced SAT/ACT Tutor & Curriculum Developer to join our team full-time. In addition to tutoring SAT/ACT and high school academic subjects, this person will support our training and curriculum projects. Our ideal candidate can work 30-40 hours per week, with ~15-20 hours in SAT/ACT tutoring and 15-20 hours in administrative support for our curriculum and training teams. How to Apply Please fill out the Google Form below to apply. *********************************** Key Responsibilities Deliver 120-minute private, virtual SAT/ACT tutoring sessions. Support our Director of Training and Curriculum with ongoing training and curriculum projects and needs. An example is supporting our revamp of the ACT curriculum to align with the new Enhanced ACT. Create customized lesson plans to address individual student needs and learning goals. Maintain consistent, positive communication with parents and students to build trust and rapport. Collaborate with the Top Score team to track student progress and refine tutoring strategies. Complete 50-60 hours of paid training to ensure youre equipped with the best tools and strategies for success. Candidate Qualifications 2+ years of experience tutoring all sections (math and verbal) of the SAT and/or ACT. You need to have demonstrated experience tutoring the SAT or ACT to be a competitive candidate. A 98th percentile or higher SAT/ACT score. This is a 1500+ on the SAT and a 33 on the ACT. Experience with training and curriculum development is a nice-to-have, but not a need-to-have. Passionate about building positive, supportive relationships with students and families. Highly organized, detail-oriented, with strong time management and process adherence. Excellent communicator, responsive, and committed to collaborative teamwork. Logistical Requirements Flexible availability for evenings (4-10 PM EST weekdays) and weekends. Minimum commitment of 30 teaching and administrative hours per week Ability to pass a background check (required for working with students). Medium to long-term commitment: 3 years minimum. Starting pay range is $24-$35/hour. ($50,000 to $72,800 annualized). All work is remote. Why Join Top Score Education? Make a meaningful impact by helping students excel in their SAT/ACT performance. Work in a supportive, mission-driven company that values personalized education. Enjoy flexible scheduling and the opportunity to grow as an educator in a boutique tutoring environment. This is a remote position.

Every therapist deserves a work environment that enables them to provide the best possible services, just as every child deserves the support that empowers them to find their voice. AXIS Teletherapy was built by two SLP sisters who believed therapists thrive when they're part of a community designed for balance, connection and purpose. Working with schools across the country, both virtual and brick-and-mortar, AXIS delivers remote therapy through a trusted team of speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, psychologists, counselors, and evaluators. The result is high-quality care for students across the country and a strong, supportive community for the professionals who serve them. Wilson Reading Instructors at AXIS empower school-aged children by using evidence-based strategies to support specialized instruction, individual education plans, and academic success. In a virtual setting, they provide specialized instruction in literacy, collaborate with families and educators, and help students thrive through consistent, data-driven support. Their work ensures that every child can build independence and resilience, no matter where they are. Special Educator Requirements & Responsibilities - Pennsylvania Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Education Pennsylvania PK-12 certification Wilson Reading Certification 2+ years of experience in a school setting Professional Integrity & Accountability - Demonstrates ethical behavior, respects policies, and takes ownership of responsibilities Collaboration & Communication - Works effectively with colleagues and contributes to a positive, team-oriented environment Adaptability & Problem Solving - Maintains a growth mindset, responds well to challenges, and can troubleshoot independently Cultural Competence & Time Management - Shows cultural sensitivity and consistently manages time and tasks efficiently Wilson Reading Instructor Benefits Part-Time: 15 hours of daytime availability per week minimum 1099 Contract Positions Competitive Pay Unparalleled Mentorship and Support 100% Remote

College: Fletcher Technical Community College Department: Academic Affairs & Initiatives Sub department: WorkReady U Type of Appointment: Unclassified - Faculty 9 month (Grant Funded) Duties and Responsibilities: • Responsible for full implementation of ALL aspects of the WorkReady U program, including: recruitment, set-up, preparation, instructional process, work with other instructors and training specialists and director, student communication and coaching, data collection, data entry, follow-up and recognition. Instructional Delivery • Design, prepare and deliver effective one-on-one and small group, hands-on instruction and learning facilitation based on adult learning principles and training techniques that simulate the typical, relevant work environment. • Create/maintain an orderly, controlled classroom/lab environment conducive to active engagement in learning. • Organize and present instructional material at scheduled times and places in accordance with the learning objectives, and established individual and small group appointments. • Create opportunities for students to work remotely through distance learning. • Encourage, recognize, reward and design incentives to keep students motivated and engaged in the learning process. Coaching • Help students set and commit to achieving goals, plan specific actions, and overcome challenges/barriers and access resources that will facilitate their success. • Provide students with information regarding their chosen career pathway and facilitate activities to place students in jobs that match the knowledge and skills learned. • Teach students how to use the internet and other technology for online instruction, search and apply of job openings. Administrative and Performance Improvement • Maintain accurate student records regarding attendance, performance, progress, and status and submit course/student reports on a weekly basis. • Maintain contact with students via email, texting, Canvas and/or phone and assist Fletcher Technical Community College with maintaining contact with students. • Review program performance scorecard data with the WRU Adult Education Program Director on a monthly basis and take appropriate actions to improve performance. Communication & Transition Facilitation • Demonstrate proficiency and utilize available technology and computer programs to execute course efficiently and effectively including: Microsoft Office Power Point and Excel, Canvas, scanning, copying, printing and other online instructional and technology-based tools • Report progress, needs, barriers, incidents, issues, and changes to the WRU Director and/or WRU Transitional/Program Coordinator weekly and on an as-needed basis to ensure initiatives are being met. • Maintain frequent and routine communication with the Technical and Academic Instructors along with the WRU Transitional/Program Coordinator regarding potential students and students currently participating in the WorkReady U program. • Develop professional relationships with other Fletcher departments, agencies, schools, industry partners, and programs. • Network in order to build relationships that maximize recruitment efforts and facilitate transition pathways to education, training, employment opportunities Performs other duties as assigned. Required Education: Associate's degree with 5 years of relevant experience Required Experience: Experience with individualized and/or classroom basic-skills instruction. Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: • Competencies in 5 subjects included on HiSET-Reading, Language, Math, Science, and Social Studies • Leadership and passion for improving basic skills • Adult learning principles and challenges of adult learners and non-traditional students • Relationship building, public relations and customer service • Maintaining confidentiality • Organizational skills including attention to detail • Creativity and innovation • Use performance and process data to improve individual and program performance • Utilizing the internet and computer technology for communication, data gathering & reporting; Internet Search Engines and MS Office proficiency • Excellent written and verbal communication skills • Work independently and cooperatively to promote the overall vision and success of LCTCS, WorkReady U, Fletcher Technical Community College, and Workforce Development Preferred Education: Bachelor's degree in Education or Related Discipline Benefits: As a member of the Louisiana Community and Technical College System, Fletcher Technical Community College has an attractive benefits package with a wide variety of benefit options. Benefits offered include retirement, multiple medical insurance options, supplemental insurances (dental, term life, disability, accident, vision, etc.), Tax Saver Flexible Benefits Plan (saves tax dollars on some child care and medical expenses), holidays (14 per year, typically includes longer break at Christmas), generous annual (vacation) and sick leave benefits and Employee Assistance Program. Specific benefits depend on job category, percent effort and length of employment. Passing pre-employment criminal background screen is required as a condition of employment. Fletcher Technical Community College is an equal opportunity/equal access employer. Fletcher Technical Community College is a State As a Model Employer (SAME) agency that supports improved employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities.

Required Certificates and Licenses: 4-8 ELA OR 4-8 Generalist Certificate Residency Requirements: This position is virtual and strongly prefer residents of Texas. May consider residents of surrounding states (NM, OK, AR or LA). This position could include travel up to 20% of the time for face-to-face professional development, student testing, and/or as required by the school. The Middle School English Teacher is a highly qualified, state certified educator responsible for delivering specific course content in an online environment. Teachers provide instruction, support, and guidance, manage the learning process, and focus on students' individual needs. Teachers monitor student progress through Stride K12's learning management system. They actively work closely with students and parents/learning coaches to advance each student's learning toward established goals. Teachers typically work from home but must travel occasionally throughout the year to various school functions, such as state testing or as otherwise required by the school. K12, a Stride Company, believes in Education for ANYONE. We provide families with an online option for a high-quality, personalized education experience. Students can thrive, find their passion, and learn in an environment that encourages discovery at their own pace. In support of this, we are committed to creating and maintaining a culture of inclusion and diversity where our employees are passionate about serving students and families, treat one another and customers with respect, challenge each other to innovate and always strive to do better. This position offers a base salary of $49,000 plus the eligibility of a performance bonus. Passionate Educators are needed at the Stride K12 partner school, Lone Star Online Academy (LSOA) We want you to be a part of our talented team! The mission of Lone Star Online Academy (LSOA) is to provide an exemplary individualized and engaging educational experience for students by incorporating school and community/family partnerships coupled with a rigorous curriculum along with a data-driven and student-centered instructional model. Student success will be measured by valid and reliable assessment data, parent and student satisfaction, and continued institutional growth within the academic community. Join us! This is a full-time REMOTE position. Ability to work independently, typically 40+ hours per week is required. Ability to maintain a professional home office without distraction during workday, typically 8am-5pm central time. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential duties. · Provides rich and engaging synchronous and asynchronous learning experiences for students · Commitment to personalizing learning for all students · Demonstrates a belief in all students' ability to succeed and meet high expectations · Differentiates instruction based on student level of mastery · Augments course content according to prescribed policies and procedures using appropriate asynchronous and synchronous tools under guidance from principal and coach · Maintains grade book ensuring student academic integrity, makes student placement and promotion decisions, and alerts administrators to concerns about student performance and progress · Prepares students for high stakes standardized tests · Understands that a primary responsibility is to establish and maintain positive rapport with families and regularly communicates with and responds to students and learning coaches/parents in a timely manner · Supports learning coaches/parents with student curricular and instructional issues, as well as basic troubleshooting in a virtual classroom environment that is in line with academy policies and procedures · Travels as required (on average once per month and/or approximately 20% of the time) for face-to-face professional development, student testing, and as required by school REQUIRED MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: · Bachelor's degree AND · Active state teaching license AND · Ability to clear required background check DESIRED QUALIFICATION: · Experience working with proposed age group. · Experience supporting adults and children in the use of technology. · Experience teaching in an online (virtual) and/or in a brick-and-mortar environment. · Experience with online learning platforms. · Ability to work collaboratively with other teachers to interpret and produce numeric, tabular, and graphic representations of student data, and use it to drive instructional decisions. · Receptive to receiving coaching regularly with administrators and teacher trainers. · Ability to embrace change and adapt to ensure excellent student outcomes. · Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Outlook, Word, PowerPoint. · Ability to rapidly learn and adapt to new technologies and teaching platforms. · Ability to maintain teacher certification/professional development hours and fluency in K12 systems, programs and curriculum. Work Environment: The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. · This position is virtual. Additional Job Description Job Type Regular The above job is not intended to be an all-inclusive list of duties and standards of the position. Incumbents will follow any other instructions, and perform any other related duties, as assigned by their supervisor. All employment is “at-will” as governed by the law of the state where the employee works. It is further understood that the “at-will” nature of employment is one aspect of employment that cannot be changed except in writing and signed by an authorized officer. If you are a job seeker with a disability and require a reasonable accommodation to apply for one of our jobs, you can request the appropriate accommodation by contacting *********************. Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities Stride, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. Applicants receive consideration for employment based on merit without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or protected veteran status, or any other basis prohibited by federal, state, or local law. Stride, Inc. complies with all legally required affirmative action obligations. Applicants will not be discriminated against because they have inquired about, discussed, or disclosed their own pay or the pay of another employee or applicant.

Middle School Teaching/Special Education Date Available: 2026-2027 School Year Additional Information: Show/Hide Home Base - Olympia Middle School Candidates must possess a valid Illinois Teaching License with proper endorsements. Candidates must demonstrate Teaching, Leadership, and Interpersonal Skills. Candidates will be considered, without limitation, based upon Certifications, Qualifications, Merit, and Ability. Candidates must pass a Physical Examination and a thorough Background Check. * Salary will be based upon Education and Experience per a negotiated Contract Agreement.

St. Cecilia School Middle School Teacher (Focus on ELA) Full-Time Catholic Preferred but Not Required St. Cecilia School, located at 440 Norton Road in Columbus, is seeking a dynamic middle school teacher with a focus on ELA instruction for the 2026/2027 school year. Requirements: Hold an appropriate Ohio Teaching License (Professional, Permanent, or Resident Educator) or be eligible to obtain one before beginning to teach Current satisfactory BCI & FBI background checks Have attended or be willing to attend a Virtus Protecting God's Children training Excellent verbal and written communication skills JOB DESCRIPTION FOR TEACHERS TITLE: Teacher QUALIFICATIONS: Appropriate state certification/license: as required by the grade levels and subjects taught Religious Education certification as required by the diocese RESPONSIBLE TO: Principal JOB GOAL: To assist students in mastering the skills and information in the school curriculum while helping them to grow in faith and responsibility. THE EIGHT STANDARDS OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCY INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT NECESSARILY LIMITED TO, THE FOLLOWING STANDARDS: Teachers in the Catholic Schools of the Diocese of Columbus know, understand and contribute to the integration of Catholic teachings and virtues throughout the curriculum and school culture as it supports faith formation and student learning. Teachers understand student learning, development, and faith formation while respecting the diversity of students. Teachers know and understand the content for which they have instructional responsibility. Teachers understand and use varied assessments to inform instruction, evaluate and ensure student learning Teachers plan and deliver effective instruction that advances the learning of each individual student. Teachers create Christ-centered learning environments that promote high levels of learning and achievement for all students. Teachers collaborate and communicate with students, parents, other educators, administrators and the faith community to support student development, learning and faith. Teachers assume responsibility for their professional academic/spiritual growth, performance, and involvement as an individual and as a member of a Catholic learning community.

Join Our AoPS Academy Virtual Campus as an Elementary Math Instructor! Art of Problem Solving is looking for an Elementary Math Instructor to join their Virtual Campus team. This might be a good fit if you: Excel at making complex mathematical concepts accessible and engaging for elementary students Foster student-led discussions, encouraging critical thinking and problem solving, empowering students to do the heavy lifting Demonstrate strong, virtual classroom management skills, maintaining elementary students' engagement through software such as Zoom What You'll Do: Teach enthusiastic elementary school students in our online virtual classrooms Use our problem solving based curriculum to teach participation-oriented classes that focus on deep understanding, not on rote memorization ************************************ Work in small classes (average size 12) with top performing students who are passionate about learning and motivated to succeed Facilitate a virtual learning environment that challenges and stimulates advanced students, while maintaining their attention and participation Skills and Experience Requirements: A bachelor's degree in a STEM field is required. A master's degree or higher is preferred. Must have demonstrated experience teaching or tutoring students at the elementary level. Strongly preferred: Experience working with advanced or gifted students in mathematics, especially at the elementary level. Proficiency with virtual teaching platforms such as Zoom. Not Required: A formal teaching credential is not required for this position. Schedule: The AoPS Academy Virtual Campus is an after-school and weekend enrichment option for students. Our Year-Round courses are offered late afternoon to evening between 4pm ET and 9pm ET Monday through Friday and from 10am ET to 9pm ET on Sunday. Campus Location: Remote Benefits and Compensation: $30/hour Paid Sick Leave 401K retirement plan Employee discount on classes and Beast Academy Online (BAO) yearly subscriptions About AoPS AoPS Academy is a year-round educational enrichment program. Since 1993, AoPS has prepared hundreds of thousands of students for college and career success through engaging curriculum, expert online instruction, and local, in-person academies. AoPS Academy is a program of Art of Problem Solving, a global leader in K-12 advanced education. AoPS Academy brings the AoPS methodology to small live physical and virtual classrooms. We offer a world-class curriculum in math, science, and language arts for students in grades 1-12, creating an environment where exploration meets challenge, right in your local neighborhood. Students learn in small classes led by accomplished instructors and collaborate with a peer group who share their passion for learning. In order to be considered for this position you must be legally authorized to work in the US. We are unable to offer sponsorship, including STEM-OPT and H-1B.

Compensation Type: SalariedCompensation: $40.00 The ASPIRE ESOL Instructor role will create adult individual learning plans, assess and monitor student progress, identify the literacy needs of limited English speakers, and plan and implement lesson plans in an ESOL classroom. Further, instructors will assist with the transition from ASPIRE ESOL classes into continuing education opportunities. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Instruction & Program Support Responsibilities include but are not limited to the following: Conduct comprehensive assessments of students in adherence to Aspire policy, ensuring accurate placement within the program's levels. Develop and execute dynamic lesson plans tailored to meet the diverse needs of students. Manage and update student records meticulously, ensuring data accuracy and currency. Offer personalized support services to adult learners and appropriately refer students to external agencies for specialized assistance. Stay updated on Aspire policies to provide students with reliable information about the program. Engage in continuous professional development to refine ESOL teaching methodologies and strategies. Execute additional tasks as required to support program objectives effectively. Employ a diverse range of materials and teaching techniques within the ESOL curriculum to optimize student engagement and learning outcomes. Integrate technology seamlessly into classroom instruction to augment learning experiences. Foster collaborative relationships and maintain open communication with both colleagues and students. Provide regular updates to the coordinator regarding pertinent information. Actively participate in ESOL department meetings and mandatory professional development sessions. Assist in student recruitment efforts and contribute to public relations initiatives promoting the program. Culture of Respect Fosters and maintains a safe environment of respect and inclusion for faculty, staff, students, and members of the community. Minimum Qualifications: Associate's degree or higher Preferred Qualifications: TESOL certification A degree in Linguistics, English, Education, Counseling, or Social Work Previous experience teaching English to speakers of other languages Previous experience or knowledge of the Aspire program Teaching experience and lesson planning experience with adult learners Additional Information: Applicants must be available to work hours as needed and assigned. State Motor Vehicle Operator's License or demonstrable ability to gain access to work site(s). Full Time/Part Time: Part time Union (If Applicable): Scheduled Hours: 20 Additional Information In order to ensure your application is complete, you must complete the following: Please ensure you have all the necessary documents available when starting the application process. For all faculty positions (Instructor, Annually Contracted Faculty, and Adjunct), you will need to upload an unofficial copy of your transcript when completing your aplication. Prior to submitting your application, please review and update (if necessary) the information in your candidate profile as it will transfer to your application. If you are a current employee of Columbus State Community College, please log in to Workday to use the internal application process. Thank you for your interest in positions at Columbus State Community College. Once you have applied, the most updated information on the status of your application can be found by visiting your Candidate Home. Please view your submitted applications by logging in and reviewing your status.

The Intensive English Program at Capital University is seeking to hire Adjunct ESL instructors for the spring 2026 semester. Contracts are issued on a semester-by-semester basis. The ESL Program provides international students with supportive and vigorous language instruction that will lead to preparation for a student's next academic journey. Instructional delivery is in-person, Monday -Thursday, and classes meet from 8:30 am - 2:30 pm. Depending on enrollment, teaching assignments may be for 1-3 classes. The first day of class for the spring semester is Wednesday, January 7, 2026. Requirements: Master's degree in TESOL or a closely-related field (English, Linguistics, Education). Minimum one to three years of teaching academic reading, writing, listening and speaking in an Intensive English Program (IEP) or English for Academic Purpose (EAP) program. Creative classroom presence with an ability to teach from basic to advanced students. Effective written, oral, and interpersonal communication skills and attention to detail. Effective use of technology in the classroom. Ability to work effectively and collaboratively with colleagues. Assist with end of semester testing, grading, and other tasks. Application Process: Interested candidates should submit 1) Cover letter that outlines the applicant's IEP/ESL experience as well as an educational philosophy to teaching international students of varied backgrounds, 2) a current CV, 3) Unofficial/copies of MA transcript, 4) names of three professional references (w/phone number & email address). Please upload all documents listed above to the drop box, when asked to upload resume on application. Capital University is currently unable to sponsor employment Visas or consider candidates who will require Visa sponsorship. For more information on Capital University, visit our website at **************** Capital University is an equal opportunity employer. Capital University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, sexual orientation, religion, sex, gender, age, disability, veteran status, or other characteristics protected by the law.

Job Title: Directly Responsible To: Temporary In-home Based Instruction - Tutor Teacher JR SR High School Principal Primary Function: As a tutor teacher for home-based instruction, your primary responsibility is to provide individualized educational support to students who are unable to attend school in person due to medical, disciplinary, or other approved reasons. You will deliver instruction aligned with the student's academic goals and curriculum, maintain regular communication with families and school staff, monitor student progress, and document instructional time accurately. Your role is essential in ensuring continuity of learning and helping students stay on track with their educational plan. Directly Responsible To: Building Principal Description of Responsibilities: * Instruction: (a) Establish appropriate learning objectives for students; (b) Plan, implement, and conduct instructional experiences directed to the learning objectives; (c) Assess students' achievement of objectives. * Classroom Management: (a) Maintain an atmosphere conducive to learning; (b) Take full advantage of all resources and materials available that are appropriate to student's needs, subject matter, and objectives. * Supervision: (a) Supervision students as assigned both in the classroom and in activities; (b) Assist in supervision of students throughout the building and grounds. * Professional Growth: (a) Participate in the appropriate in-service and career development activities; (b) Keep current in the education field: (c) Collaborate with the other teachers in the building to plan and implement courses assigned in their respective discipline. * Communication: Keep parents current as to the progress of their students * Knowledge of effective instructional strategies in all content areas and aware of differentiation * Ability and knowledge of technology to teach * Knowledge of assessment strategies and the use of strategies Minimum Qualifications: * Current Washington State Teaching certificate * Ability to communicate effectively and work collaboratively with support services staff * Ability to provide instruction to students of diverse backgrounds and learning styles * Ability to motivate students to become engaged in their education * Effectively use student achievement data to provide instruction * Bilingual and biliterate Preferred Qualifications: * The ability and desire to direct students towards rigorous, relevant classes and applications * Ability to develop engaging strategies for home-based student instruction and activities to illustrate the importance of education to students. WORKING ENVIRONMENT: MENTAL DEMANDS Required to deal with a wide range of student, staff and public behaviors and needs in a positive and service-oriented manner. May occasionally deal with distraught or difficult students or parents. PHYSICAL DEMANDS Amount of standing, sitting, walking, bending, and twisting will vary depending on the age of students and classroom assignments. Physical capabilities also require lifting and carrying (no more than 50 lbs.) pushing and/or pulling, stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, twisting, and significant finger dexterity. Generally, the job requires approximately 35% sitting, 35% walking, and 30% standing. Maintaining good hygiene is essential. CONDITIONS: The preceding list of essential functions is not exhaustive and may be supplanted as necessary. District employees, other than personnel in the District's Employment Services Department are not authorized to make promises of employment, promises of employment for a particular period of time, or promises of a particular level of compensation or benefits to job applicants for certified or classified positions. Any verbal or written statements to that effect by District employees other than Employment services personnel are null and void. Mabton School District does not discriminate in any programs or activities on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, veteran or military status, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, disability, or the use of trained guide dog or service animal. Mabton School District provides equal access to the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and other designated youth groups. Questions and complaints of alleged discrimination should be addressed to the following designated employee: Title IX, Sec. 504 Coordinator, and Civil Rights Compliance Officer - Jessica Prieto ; 306 North Main Street, PO BOX 37, Mabton, WA 98935. 2.5 hours per day. Monday - Friday School-day hours (8:30-3:00) preferred, but after-school hours (3:30-6:00) may be arranged by mutual agreement. Hourly Rate $ 45.58 Beginning August 20, 2025- August 26, 2025

Supervises and instructs infant or toddler students in order to provide basic skill development in the following areas: language and communication, self-help, fine and gross motor, social, emotional, cognitive and sensory; organizes and supervises extracurricular activities; provides direction for the Instructor Assistant and volunteers assigned and family members participating in the program; Maintains a classroom environment which is conducive for learning and free of health and safety hazards; Travels to homes and other ECE locations to accommodate needs for families, children and ECE; Prepares and maintains written records and reports as required on, but not limited to, student attendance, assessments, program objectives and progress data for regular evaluations and for revision of IFSP or IEP; Participates as a member of the interdisciplinary/transdisciplinary team working with families and other professional staff in assessing, implementing, evaluating and modifying the IFSP or IEP for assigned students Provides service coordination at the request of family including arranging and attending IEP or IFSP meetings with family and others, providing information on transition and other family interests, reviewing IEP and IFSP timelines and maintaining records; Provides consultation services with parents, guardians and/or significant others to ensure accomplishment of plan objectives; Attends to child's embarkation and disembarkation from transportation vehicles Performs student assessments; assesses developmental levels of students by formal and informal methods in order to obtain evaluative data; observes and confers with parents and significant others in order to collect and share information relative to the assessment process and to develop the Individualized Family Service Plan, Transdisciplinary Report/Action Plan or Individual Education Plan/Transdisciplinary Report/Action Plan; Performs other related duties as assigned; Develops, implements, evaluates and modifies the IFSP or IEP for each assigned student with the family and significant others including outside agency representatives Plans, develops and implements written, daily lessons for classroom and home for assigned students in order to meet the objectives as established on the student's IFSP or IEP; plans, reviews and selects instructional materials for use in the assigned classroom or at student's home ; Attends and participates in staff meetings to obtain and provide information Performs other related duties as assigned

Job title ESL Teacher Classification Exempt Reports to Principal Organization Unit Support Approved by Human Resources Effective date 5/13/25 Job Purpose Performance Academies seeks a dynamic, dedicated, and highly qualified ESL Teacher to join our academic team. The ideal candidate will be committed to providing an academically rigorous and supportive learning environment that fosters student engagement, critical thinking, and social-emotional growth. This individual will be expected to utilize Performance Academies' resources exclusively in the design and delivery of instruction, ensuring that curriculum delivery aligns with the academy's mission of excellence in education. Duties and Responsibilities Include but not limited to: Student Learning Actively and professionally manage all students with ESL needs. Develop and implement programs and services specific to students with ESL needs, consistent with best practices as well as school policies. Provide high quality lesson plans, schedule of services, and other related information to the Principal, Director of Student Services, and/or the Superintendent as required. Work as an effective collaborator with regular education teachers, intervention specialists, and speech pathologists to ensure that distinctions are made about students with disabilities and students with ESL concerns. Consult/collaborate with classroom teachers/Principals about strategies to assist ESL students in the classroom environment. Utilize screening tools (such as the OELPA) to determine current levels of performance in terms of speaking, listening, and writing for potential ESL students. Compliance Stay abreast of all pertinent state, federal, or local/school level updates as it relates to the education and treatment of students with ESL needs. Keep and maintain all files in order for each student with ESL needs. Maintain progress notes for all ESL students in the assigned school(s) on a consistent basis. Keep all student identifying information confidential at all times and all parent and student correspondences and communications confidential at all times. Review enrollment packets for language spoken in the home environment. Document all students with a reported language other than English spoken in the home Submit a list of all students in the assigned school(s) required to take the OELPA to the test coordinator on a timely basis and administer the OELPA per guidelines set forth from ODE. Maintain a caseload list of all ESL students being served in assigned school(s). Maintain accurate state reporting (EMIS) data for each assigned school and forward DCFs to EMIS Coordinator in a timely manner to be processed in accordance with all state or school imposed deadlines. Write high quality Part 1s for Evaluation Team Reports requiring WESL documentation. Prepare all required reports for school sponsor reps, as well as be on-site and available for all school sponsor site visits or other audits related to ESL. Family/Community Involvement Treat all students, parents, guardians of students with respect at all times. Maintain regular communication with parents and guardians regarding student progress, classroom events, and school activities. All Staff are to participate in activities to increase enrollment for the school. Participate in parent-teacher conferences and school outreach activities aimed at building a supportive and inclusive school community. Serve as an advocate for students, fostering positive relationships with families and encouraging their active involvement in their child's education. Develop and grow familiarity with the district community and demographics Professionalism Refrain from discussing student or parent issues with staff members outside of TBT team meetings, except as needed to ensure educational efficacy of student; never discusses student or parent issues with other parents, the public, ever; this also includes other professionals, including doctors, psychologists, attorneys, dentists, social workers, or anyone without explicit written, parent consent. Follow all prescribed Superintendent, Principal, Director of Student Services, or Board policies faithfully. Read and understand all policies outlined in the staff handbook and student handbook/code of conduct. Other duties as assigned by Superintendent, Principal, Director of Student Services, or management staff. Report any and all cases of suspected child abuse or neglect immediately to Principal, Assistant Principal, and/or Superintendent, before contacting Children's Services or local law enforcement. Actively participate in school-wide events, faculty meetings, and committees to contribute to the overall academic and cultural goals of the school. This includes In-service training before school starts and during the school year. Qualification Bachelor's degree in Education or related field from an accredited institution. Valid state certification in Education or the ability to obtain certification. TESOL endorsement preferred. Proven success in working with K-8 grade students in a classroom setting, particularly in diverse and inclusive environments. Strong understanding of child development, pedagogical theory, and best practices in education. Proficiency with digital tools and platforms related to classroom instruction and assessment. Commitment to using Performance Academies' instructional resources exclusively in curriculum delivery. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Characteristics Effective written and oral communication skills. Strong ability to gather, analyze, and interpret data to make sound educational decisions. Work in a diverse educational setting and understand the community and student demographics. Understand state testing as well as state teaching standards. Ability to work well under pressure. Working Conditions Dexterity to operate a computer keyboard, mouse, and to handle other computer and other technology related components Report to the school no later than 7:30 AM and remain at school until 4:30 PM. Follow the required school dress code for building staff. Attend all required staff meetings, TBT meetings, Safe Schools trainings, parent/teacher conferences, in-services and professional development days. This is not necessarily an all-inclusive list of job-related responsibilities, duties, skills, efforts, requirements or working conditions. While this is intended to be an accurate reflection of the current job, management reserves the right to revise the job or to require that other or different tasks be performed as assigned.

College: Fletcher Technical Community College Department: Academic Affairs & Initiatives Sub department: WorkReady U Type of Appointment: Unclassified - Faculty 9 month (Grant Funded) Duties and Responsibilities: * Responsible for full implementation of ALL aspects of the WorkReady U program, including: recruitment, set-up, preparation, instructional process, work with other instructors and training specialists and director, student communication and coaching, data collection, data entry, follow-up and recognition. Instructional Delivery * Design, prepare and deliver effective one-on-one and small group, hands-on instruction and learning facilitation based on adult learning principles and training techniques that simulate the typical, relevant work environment. * Create/maintain an orderly, controlled classroom/lab environment conducive to active engagement in learning. * Organize and present instructional material at scheduled times and places in accordance with the learning objectives, and established individual and small group appointments. * Create opportunities for students to work remotely through distance learning. * Encourage, recognize, reward and design incentives to keep students motivated and engaged in the learning process. Coaching * Help students set and commit to achieving goals, plan specific actions, and overcome challenges/barriers and access resources that will facilitate their success. * Provide students with information regarding their chosen career pathway and facilitate activities to place students in jobs that match the knowledge and skills learned. * Teach students how to use the internet and other technology for online instruction, search and apply of job openings. Administrative and Performance Improvement * Maintain accurate student records regarding attendance, performance, progress, and status and submit course/student reports on a weekly basis. * Maintain contact with students via email, texting, Canvas and/or phone and assist Fletcher Technical Community College with maintaining contact with students. * Review program performance scorecard data with the WRU Adult Education Program Director on a monthly basis and take appropriate actions to improve performance. Communication & Transition Facilitation * Demonstrate proficiency and utilize available technology and computer programs to execute course efficiently and effectively including: Microsoft Office Power Point and Excel, Canvas, scanning, copying, printing and other online instructional and technology-based tools * Report progress, needs, barriers, incidents, issues, and changes to the WRU Director and/or WRU Transitional/Program Coordinator weekly and on an as-needed basis to ensure initiatives are being met. * Maintain frequent and routine communication with the Technical and Academic Instructors along with the WRU Transitional/Program Coordinator regarding potential students and students currently participating in the WorkReady U program. * Develop professional relationships with other Fletcher departments, agencies, schools, industry partners, and programs. * Network in order to build relationships that maximize recruitment efforts and facilitate transition pathways to education, training, employment opportunities Performs other duties as assigned. Required Education: Associate's degree with 5 years of relevant experience Required Experience: Experience with individualized and/or classroom basic-skills instruction. Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: * Competencies in 5 subjects included on HiSET-Reading, Language, Math, Science, and Social Studies * Leadership and passion for improving basic skills * Adult learning principles and challenges of adult learners and non-traditional students * Relationship building, public relations and customer service * Maintaining confidentiality * Organizational skills including attention to detail * Creativity and innovation * Use performance and process data to improve individual and program performance * Utilizing the internet and computer technology for communication, data gathering & reporting; Internet Search Engines and MS Office proficiency * Excellent written and verbal communication skills * Work independently and cooperatively to promote the overall vision and success of LCTCS, WorkReady U, Fletcher Technical Community College, and Workforce Development Preferred Education: Bachelor's degree in Education or Related Discipline Benefits: As a member of the Louisiana Community and Technical College System, Fletcher Technical Community College has an attractive benefits package with a wide variety of benefit options. Benefits offered include retirement, multiple medical insurance options, supplemental insurances (dental, term life, disability, accident, vision, etc.), Tax Saver Flexible Benefits Plan (saves tax dollars on some child care and medical expenses), holidays (14 per year, typically includes longer break at Christmas), generous annual (vacation) and sick leave benefits and Employee Assistance Program. Specific benefits depend on job category, percent effort and length of employment. Passing pre-employment criminal background screen is required as a condition of employment. Fletcher Technical Community College is an equal opportunity/equal access employer. Fletcher Technical Community College is a State As a Model Employer (SAME) agency that supports improved employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities.

Benefits: Competitive salary Flexible schedule Paid time off Training & development Empower Youth & Inspire Change! (Grades 5-12) Location: Your local area schools (Middle and High schools). Immediate needs in Scioto, Ross, Pickaway, Pike Madison, Allen, Auglaize, Mercer, and Van Wert counties in Ohio. Schedule: School hours with occasional training/meetings. Compensation: Salary + commission. Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of students? Do you enjoy engaging with youth, encouraging character development, and inspiring positive choices? If so, we'd love to meet you! We're a mission-driven non-profit organization that has been partnering with schools since 2002 to deliver impactful, values-based education focused on healthy relationships, decision-making, and character development. We are currently seeking dependable, motivated Classroom Instructors to join our growing team! What You Will Do: Teach our curriculum to students in grades 5-12 in classroom settings Build relationships with school administrators and schedule classroom sessions Deliver engaging, interactive presentations that resonate with youth Travel to local middle and high schools in your surrounding area Attend 4 one-day team meetings per year and a 3-day training in August in Columbus, OH What We Are Looking For: Passion for working with teens and positively impacting your community Dependable, self-motivated, and excellent communication skills Professional appearance and strong work ethic Reliable transportation and ability to pass a background check Why Join Us? Rewarding work that makes a real difference Supportive team culture Competitive pay structure (base salary + commission) Paid training and development opportunities Join a team that's building up the next generation--one classroom at a time Compensation: $40,000.00 per year About Us Relationships Under Construction (RUC) teaches youth the blueprint for strong future families. Our program addresses character development, goal setting, how to recognize healthy and unhealthy relationships, and dating violence while exploring the issues of fatherhood, motherhood and healthy family formation. RUC teaches the importance of saving sexual activity for marriage. Consequences of sexual activity outside of marriage including STI/STDs, teen pregnancies and emotional bonding can negatively impact future relations. RUC helps teens and parents understand why avoiding these risks is so important. Program Values We believe in the integrity of youth and their ability to make healthy decisions when equipped with the right information. We believe in laying the foundation for a future that can include a healthy marriage and strong family relationships. We acknowledge behaviors have consequences, so we encourage healthy decisionmaking, individual responsibility and relationship education. We believe in the joy of sexual intimacy. We treat sexual intimacy with respect, understanding that it is best enjoyed in its perfect time and place within marriage. We believe in respect for self and others. We value life and believe in the pursuit of truth. We believe that the whole person is composed of moral, physical, emotional, intellectual, and social elements.

General/Teacher Date Available: 08/11/2025 Additional Information: Show/Hide Lancaster City Schools Human Resource Services Certified Posting May 2, 2025 Certified Vacancy for the 2025-2026 School Year: Job Title: Home Instruction Tutor Pay Rate: $34/hour Schedule: Flexible; sessions may be scheduled before or after the school day Qualifications for above position: * Candidates must be fully licensed and Highly Qualified

POOLED ADJUNCTS: By applying to this pool, you are not applying for a specific position. You are submitting your application to be considered for adjunct appointments that may become available at Southern Oregon University during the posted triennium. Adjuncts are for specific temporary, part-time, limited-duration teaching positions. Positions can be one term (thirteen weeks) or multiple terms as needed. Your application will be kept on file and you will be contacted if a position becomes available that matches your educational background and experience. You can withdraw your application from the pool at any time. This pool will be refreshed triennially and you will be notified by *********** of the requirement to re-apply for continued consideration. Each applicant is encouraged to provide (preferably as attachments to the online application) the following supplemental documents: (1) a letter providing some detail of the applicant's qualifications and interest in the position; (2) a current resume/CV; and (3) an unofficial copy of all post-secondary transcripts. Optional supplemental documents may include teaching philosophy, teaching evaluations, and/or letters of recommendation. For inquiries and additional information, please contact Human Resource Services via email at *********** or call ************. _____________________ Division: School of Undergraduate Studies and University Library Job Family Group: Faculty FLSA Status: Exempt Appointment Basis: Temporary Time Type: Part-time Benefits Eligible: No This position is designated as a critical, security-sensitive or safety-sensitive position; therefore, the incumbent must successfully complete a Criminal Background Check: Yes Remote Work Type: As determined by the position Visa Sponsorship: This employer will not sponsor applicants for visas. _____________________ Rate of Pay: The anticipated rate is $650/ELU for non-terminally prepared adjunct instructors (term-by-term) and $750/ELU for terminally prepared adjunct instructors (term-by-term). Graduate-level courses may be paid at a higher rate. A typical 4-credit course is loaded at 4 ELU. Full-Time-Equivalency: Typically, less than 7.5 ELU, but up to 15 ELU per term or 45 ELU per year for 1.0 full-time equivalence. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLICANT: POSITION DESCRIPTION: Individuals appointed from this pool will have the primary responsibility for teaching and advising within the area of Undergraduate Studies including: -First-year Writing Seminar sequence courses -Writing Workshops (foundational skills) -Other courses within Writing and UGS as needed -Advising students in the writing courses Undergraduate Studies is home to the SOU General Education program. Students take classes to develop their capacity for Purposeful Learning, Communication & Expression, Creativity & Innovation, Inquiry & Analysis, Numerical Literacy, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion. Practical skill building and relevant knowledge deemed applicable to many areas of study. As a fully accredited four-year university guided by innovation, a degree earned at SOU holds strong value because it is built on applied learning and essential skills. General Education Purposeful Learning Capacity Students complete their Purposeful Learning Capacity in Seminar Writing (WR) 121z, 122z, and 123. By connecting students to their education through ownership and individually defining self-reflection goals, students connect with others and adapt cross-disciplinary skills to transfer to an ever-changing world. Seminar consists of three segments, WR 121z Composition I, WR 122z Composition II, and WR 123 Composition III. SOU General Education learning outcomes are infused with state common course numbering for maximum transferability and to ensure student success. Seminar Writing courses focus on transitioning to college, student success, and strengthening academic skills for any major, minor, or certificate. Much of the instruction in Undergraduate Studies centers on teaching in theme-focused, skill-based seminars. While each seminar sequence offers subtle variations in content and delivery, all courses prioritize the common course assignments meeting the requirements for state and Purposeful Learning Capacity learning goals. The first two sections of Seminar Writing, WR 121z and WR 122z, are common course state-numbered and reflect the state-prescribed course descriptions and learning outcomes. Also applied to each section are the SOU general education learning outcomes for Purposeful Learning. Interesting Topics and Content Areas Faculty members tailor courses around different focused themes and/or content topics. Whether the themes and/or basic content is linked to the humanities, the social sciences, or the sciences (and, for example, many seminars and other courses are highly interdisciplinary), all courses share the common goal of building solid communication, critical thinking, and research and writing skills that students will use throughout their time at SOU and beyond. Typically, Adjunct Instructors assume an ongoing topic and/or course syllabus that has already been developed and work closely with a faculty mentor. Innovative Teaching Seminars and other courses offer an innovative teaching and collaborative learning environment. Courses are designed to be challenging, engaging, interactive, and participatory. All seminars offer practice with writing, thinking, reading, and dialogue. Faculty and student peers work closely with learners producing clear and timely responses to learners' coursework. The teaching is responsive and dialogic. Caring Advisors Within the seminar cohorts, SOU offers a personalized, supportive, integrated and holistic learning experience where specific skills develop as learners explore their interests and acclimate to university study. Seminar instructors, in particular, also serve as academic advisors and mentors to students enrolled in their own seminars, helping learners better navigate the many learning paths available at SOU. Even when not officially advising in a seminar cohort, those who teach in the School of Undergraduate Studies & the University Library are expected to be available for consultations as needed and committed to the growth and well-being of SOU students. Specific Courses within the School of Undergraduate Studies and the University Library - Undergraduate Studies is responsible for overseeing the following programs and courses, and Instructors may be called on to teach the learning goals within different programs via these courses, depending largely on the instructor's experience and areas of expertise: Seminar Courses Seminar (WR 121z, WR 122z, and WR 123) Seminar Support Courses (UGS 185, UGS 187, and UGS 199) Transition to College Courses Bridge Program Courses Necessary Attributes, Experience and Skills: Adjunct Instructors, Undergraduate Studies - Those who would like to be considered for positions as Adjunct Instructors in Undergraduate Studies should have the following skills, attributes, and experience to qualify for consideration: Demonstrated ability to teach process writing skills, including pre-draft, draft, revision, and final product, including being able to teach the various prose forms and the research essay. Experience working with first-year students or first-generation students Experience teaching undergraduate seminar courses, and/or writing-intensive courses. Experience with student advising, particularly in relation to helping students transition to university culture and university-level learning. Demonstrated teaching ability working with a diverse population of undergraduates, including those with mixed academic achievement who enter the university from various economic, social, and cultural backgrounds. Diversity and inclusion are key values at SOU, and Instructors must be comfortable and familiar with a diverse student population. Experience with the technology needed to teach a course that relies on electronic classroom platforms, particularly platforms like Moodle, Canvas, or Blackboard (not, however, focused on teaching via completely online delivery) and using library databases. Please note: with few exceptions, the courses in Undergraduate Studies are designed to be delivered as face-to-face instruction, not online instruction. Commitment to student learning, retention, support, and assessment is critical. Minimum Qualifications: Most positions are anticipated to be hired at the adjunct instructor level. Adjunct Instructor (term-by-term): Initial appointment at the rank of Instructor requires a Master's or terminal degree in the discipline taught or a related field; OR a Bachelor's degree in the discipline taught, or a related field, plus equivalency of Master's degree in years of professional experience in the field. Demonstrated teaching potential. Familiarity with the appropriate equipment as required for the discipline. Adjunct Assistant Professor: Initial appointment at the rank of Adjunct Assistant Professor requires a terminal degree in the discipline taught or a related field; OR a Master's degree in the discipline taught, or a related field, and is in the process of completing the appropriate terminal degree. Demonstrated teaching potential. Familiarity with the appropriate equipment as required for the discipline. Preferred Qualifications Adjunct Instructor (term-by-term): Master's degree in the discipline taught, or a related field. Demonstrated potential for excellence in teaching and active participation in the life of the institution. Commitment to student learning, retention, support, and assessment are critical. Adjunct Assistant Professor: Demonstrated potential for excellence in teaching, development of a record of scholarship, and active participation in the life of the institution and profession. Work experience that equates to one-academic year of full-time college teaching, or one-academic year of the combination of part-time teaching experience while a graduate student. Professional experience in the field related to teaching assignment, particularly if working with more advanced students. Duties (100%) The primary responsibility of a faculty member is teaching. Teaching encompasses normal instructional activities beyond the teaching of assigned courses such as academic advising, working with students outside of class, posting and maintaining appropriate office hours, course and curriculum planning, etc. Efforts associated with teaching may include, but are not limited to: preparation; direct instruction; assessment; student contact outside of class (office hours, appointments, email); presenting complex concepts to a group of diverse learners; listening; understanding and responding to student questions in real-time/in a classroom environment; and applying critical judgment to student work, both written and verbal delivery of information. Efforts associated with lab/workshop may include: providing students with practical experience using instrumentation and equipment in a way that enables student learning and ensures safety; simultaneously monitoring and managing multiple students individually and in groups; demonstrating and executing complex procedures; and using complex instrumentation and hazardous materials. Incumbents appointed to multiple terms of teaching may require professional development and service. Professional Development includes maintaining currency in the discipline taught. Service includes program and institutional administrative, committee, and student support and retention activities. In addition to teaching and service, the primary responsibilities at the professorial level include participation in scholarly and/or creative activities, including mentoring student research projects, often related to the successful candidate's research program. Physical Characteristics Activities may involve standing, sitting, working at a computer, and lecturing. Special Conditions Must be willing to travel and attend training programs off-site for occasional professional development. Must be able to work additional hours and adjust working hours to meet special jobs. May be called back periodically to perform work as needed on an emergency basis. Must be able to successfully pass a pre-employment background check. Under the provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), this position classification is defined as exempt and is not subject to overtime regulations. The person holding this position is considered a “mandated reporter” under the Oregon Revised Statutes and is required to comply with the requirements set forth by the Oregon Department of Human Services. This position is intended not to be benefits eligible. Should employment conditions warrant eligibility, the incumbent will be notified by the HR Benefits Officer. For additional information, please visit **************************************** or call **************. Conditions of Employment: Workload expectations are outlined in the APSOU CBA, Article 19. Teaching assignments may include First Year Seminar, online and/or hybrid courses, Medford and Ashland campus classes, and day, evening, and weekend courses. Compensation: Any formally approved and authorized salary change shall automatically amend this contract. _________________________ SOU is an equal access AA/EOE committed to achieving a diverse and inclusive workforce In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Southern Oregon University will provide, if requested, reasonable accommodation to applicants in need of accommodation in order to provide access to the application, interviewing, and selection process. You are not required to note the presence of a disability on this application. If, however, you require a reasonable accommodation in the application and/or interview process due to disability, requests must be made in a timely manner to Human Resources. Diversity Statement: Southern Oregon University is a welcoming community committed to inclusive excellence and the celebration of diversity. Without diversity, our educational process is diminished. Working together in support of our commitment to diversity, we strengthen and enrich our role as learners, educators, and members of a tightly connected global community. We encourage those who share in our commitment to diversity, to join our community and we expect all our employees to demonstrate an ability and desire to create an inclusive campus community. SOU Land Acknowledgement We want to take this moment to acknowledge that Southern Oregon University is located within the ancestral homelands of the Shasta, Takelma, and Latgawa peoples who lived here since time immemorial. These Tribes were displaced during rapid Euro-American colonization, the Gold Rush, and armed conflict between 1851 and 1856. In the 1850s, the discovery of gold and settlement brought thousands of Euro-Americans to their lands, leading to warfare, epidemics, starvation, and villages being burned. In 1853 the first of several treaties were signed, confederating these Tribes and others together - who would then be referred to as the Rogue River Tribe. These treaties ceded most of their homelands to the United States, and in return, they were guaranteed a permanent homeland reserved for them. At the end of the Rogue River Wars in 1856, these Tribes and many other Tribes from western Oregon were removed to the Siletz Reservation and the Grand Ronde Reservation. Today, the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Community of Oregon (******************* and the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians (**************** are living descendants of the Takelma, Shasta, and Latgawa peoples of this area. We encourage YOU to learn about the land you reside on and to join us in advocating for the inherent sovereignty of Indigenous people. Notice to Prospective Employees Section 485 of the Higher Education Act, and The Federal Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990 (now referred to as the “Clery Act”), require that prospective employees be notified of the availability of SOU's Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. The report provides the annual statistics and campus policies for the reporting of and responding to campus crimes and fires; access to campus facilities; conduct code and campus policies on the use, possession, and sale of drugs/alcohol; and educational/information programs to inform the campus community about campus security procedures and crime prevention. An electronic copy of the Annual Security Report (ASR) can be accessed at the following link: ****************************************************** A physical copy of the ASR is available at no charge upon request. To request a copy, please visit the Office of the General Counsel located in Churchill Hall, 1250 Siskiyou Boulevard, Ashland, Oregon 97520. For more information, call ************, or email ************************.