Part-time Faculty, Interdisciplinary Basic Skills (Noncredit)

Position Information Position Title: Part‑time Faculty, Interdisciplinary – Basic Skills (Noncredit) Department: Workforce, Community and Continuing Education Primary location: May include multiple locations (San Marcos campus, off‑campus, distance). Work may be day, evening, or weekend. Hours per week: Part‑time, not to exceed 67% load. Salary: $75.81–$119.20 per hour (instructional); $74.60–$117.69 per hour (non‑instructional). Retirement: Eligible for Apple plan. Contact: Jason Jarvinen, Department Chair, View phone number on click.appcast.io; email: View email address on click.appcast.io . Job Duties Responsible for teaching Interdisciplinary—Basic Skills: Noncredit. Assignments may include any approved core courses. Current need for Noncredit Adult Education Workforce Preparation instructors. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in any social science, humanities, mathematics, natural science, or liberal studies, as appropriate to the course. OR a combination of education and experience equivalent to option 1; must provide Application for Equivalency form; degrees not yet awarded are accepted. Only coursework and degrees from accredited U.S. institutions; foreign credentials require U.S. equivalency evaluation via NACES or AICE. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in psychology or sociology. Experience in workforce preparation (career center, human resources, etc.). Experience with students with developmental and learning disabilities. Experience in curriculum development and instruction. Other Requirements Supervision: Division Dean and Department Chair. Must complete required pre‑employment checks (live scan/fingerprinting, official transcripts, TB risk assessment, employment verification). Culture competency: sensitivity to diverse backgrounds. DEIAA Statement Palomar College is committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, accessibility, and antiracism. We make education possible for everyone and foster a culture of inclusion. All positions require cultural competency. #J-18808-Ljbffr University of California