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Join Our Team as a part-time Open Enrollment Instructor! Columbia State Community College is looking for experienced subject matter experts to teach non-credit, open enrollment classes that help individuals upskill for career advancement or pursue personal enrichment . We offer part-time opportunities in workforce development and lifelong learning —and we need passionate instructors to make it happen!    Why Teach With Us? ✔ Flexible scheduling to fit your lifestyle ✔ Freedom to design and deliver courses that make a real impact ✔ Help strengthen workforce development across Middle Tennessee ✔ Ideal for experienced professionals or retirees who want to share their expertise without the demands of a full-time role   Examples of Areas of Expertise We’re Seeking.  Technical Skills: Safety (OSHA certifications) Information Technology (Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, AI) Computer Training: Microsoft...

Ethnic Studies Instructor(s) College of Marin College of Marin seeks a part-time Ethnic Studies instructor(s) to teach the following courses for the fall 2026 semester on the Kentfield campus. TO APPLY: Email the following and type "ETHNIC STUDIES INSTRUCTOR" in the subject line. 
(Do not click on "Apply on Website" or "Apply Here".) 1. Resume 2. Copies of all college transcripts (unofficial transcripts are acceptable; official transcripts only required upon hire) 3. Foreign Credential Evaluation, if applicable (see "Foreign Degree Holders" below) to: Paul Cheney, Social Sciences Department Chair at pcheney@marin.edu . ETST 121 – Introduction to Chicano/a Studies (2 sections available – see below for dates and times) 3.0 units. (No prerequisite.) This course studies the Chicana and Chicano community and culture in American society from Pre-Columbian roots. The Chicana and Chicano contributions and conflicts in American society are studied using an...

Faculty Mobility for Partnership Building Program   The Faculty Mobility for Partnership Building Program (FMPBP) provides opportunities for Canadian faculty to do short-term research and teach in Latin America and the Caribbean. The program is offered by Global Affairs Canada to support Canada’s education relations and engagement in the region by advancing institutional partnerships in the areas of research, student mobility, joint programming, and capacity building. The primary objective of the program is to increase, diversify and strengthen institutional collaborations between Canadian post-secondary institutions and their counterparts eligible under the Emerging Leaders in the Americas Program (ELAP). Canadian institutions interested in participating should promote the grant to their faculty and to eligible partner institutions. Canadian faculty interested in participating should review the eligibility criteria and contact their international office...