Central Carolina Community College is establishing a pool of candidates for CET Adjunct Faculty for the 2020-21 academic year to teach the core elements of Human Resources Development focused on preparing unemployed or underemployed individuals seeking to enter or advance in the workplace. Core elements include: assessment of an individual's assets and limitations, development of a positive self-concept, development of employability skills, development of communication skills, development of problem-solving skills, and awareness of the impact on information technology in the workplace.

We are looking to build a diverse pool of instructors to teach general and specialized workforce development courses to students in career fields such as, but not limited to Biowork, IT, Construction, and Medical/Healthcare. Ideal candidates must be able to work with students from diverse backgrounds including justice-involved individuals; must be able to teach job readiness and employability skills effectively using diverse instructional strategies fostering collaborative and participative learning in the classroom; must be able to communicate effectively both orally and through correct written grammar and usage. Candidates must be able to operate a computer and audiovisual equipment. Experience using Blackboard, Smartboards, WebAdvisor, and/or similar educational tools is a plus. Must be comfortable teaching face-to-face as well as online or hybrid courses.
 

Essential Duties

• Engage in student-centered curriculum planning and development including, but not limited to creating course processes and learning strategies, course outlines, and associated course materials that are timely and relevant.
• Perform a variety of tasks including, but not limited to student registration/in-take procedures, documenting attendance, and completing necessary processes for submitting attendance and end-of-course documentation for all classes instructed.
• Maintain professional knowledge and teaching skills by participating in professional development activities centered around effective teaching and student engagement.