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 supervision of the Chair, Business Technology and Outdoor Training, the educator is tasked with fostering academic excellence and creating a supportive learning atmosphere for students. The key responsibilities include:

Course Development and Management:

• Collaborating with program and course administrators, fellow faculty, advisory committees, and various stakeholders.
• Establishing and assessing learning outcomes.
• Defining and approving instructional methodologies and necessary resources.
• Integrating modern educational technologies to cater to contemporary student needs.
• Reviewing and updating curricula while engaging in professional development during non-teaching periods.

Instructional Responsibilities:

• Delivering scheduled instruction across various academic terms.
• Ensuring students are informed about course objectives and assessment methods.
• Providing academic support and guidance to students both inside and outside the classroom.
• Creating a resource-rich learning environment utilizing educational technologies.
• Assessing student performance and taking responsibility for the overall evaluation of student work.
• Fostering an inclusive learning environment that promotes success for all students.

Academic Leadership:

• Offering guidance to students and colleagues regarding teaching assignments.
• Participating in curriculum development and departmental meetings.
• Engaging with community members and promoting departmental initiatives.
• Staying informed about advancements in the field and emerging educational practices.
• Exemplifying the values of the institution – 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 promote student success in a postsecondary environment.
• Experience with educational technologies.
• Expertise in network scalability, dynamic routing protocols, and network security practices.
• Relevant certifications such as CCNA, CCNP, or CCAI are considered assets.
• Commitment to the success of all learners.
• Demonstrated proficiency in teaching competencies as outlined in the Professor of the 21st Century document.

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