Department: Business, Technology and Outdoor Training

Position Type: Part-Time

Salary Range: $80.63-$139.88 Hourly

Scheduled Weekly Hours: 5

Length of Contract: 4-months

Job Overview:

Part-Time Educator – Computer Systems Technician Program - Introduction to Enterprise Networking

Under the guidance of the Chair, Business Technology and Outdoor Training, the role of the Educator encompasses the provision of academic leadership and the creation of a productive learning atmosphere for students. Key responsibilities include:

Course Development:

• Collaborating with program administrators, fellow faculty, advisory committees, and potential employers to design, revise, and update course content.
• Establishing and assessing learning outcomes.
• Determining and approving instructional methods and necessary resources.
• Integrating educational technologies to cater to the learning needs of contemporary students.
• Participating in professional development activities during non-teaching periods.

Instructional Duties:

• Delivering scheduled classes during the academic terms.
• Ensuring students are aware of course objectives and assessment methods.
• Providing academic support and guidance to students both in and out of the classroom.
• Creating a learning environment that effectively utilizes available resources, including educational technologies.
• Assessing student performance and taking responsibility for overall evaluation within assigned courses.
• Fostering a supportive learning environment conducive to student success.

Academic Leadership:

• Offering guidance to students and colleagues regarding teaching assignments.
• Engaging in curriculum development and departmental meetings.
• Building relationships with community members and promoting programs within the department and college.
• Staying informed about advancements in the field and emerging educational practices.
• Exemplifying the college's core values: Caring, Learning, Integrity, and Respect.

Qualifications:

• A minimum of a three-year advanced diploma in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information Systems/IT, or a related discipline; a Bachelor's or Graduate Degree is advantageous.
• At least five years of relevant technical experience in computer systems technology and support.
• Proven knowledge of strategies that enhance student success in a postsecondary environment.
• Experience with educational technologies.
• Familiarity with network scalability, dynamic routing protocols, and network security practices.
• Certifications such as CCNA, CCNP, or CCAI are considered assets.
• Commitment to fostering the success of all learners.
• Demonstrated proficiency in the teaching competencies outlined in the Professor of the 21st Century document.

Algonquin College values diversity and is an equal opportunity employer. We offer an inclusive work environment and encourage applications from all qualified individuals.

We are dedicated to supporting your career growth through professional development and providing the necessary resources and technology for your success.

Algonquin College has been recognized as one of the National Capital Region's Top 25 Employers annually since 2014.

We proudly offer a lifetime retirement pension.