Adjunct Instructor – Accounting

About this position

Location: Remote (U.S.) Employment Type: Part-Time | Adjunct Faculty (1099) Institution: U.S.-Accredited University Compensation: $50-$70 per teaching hour (based on qualifications and experience) Class Timing: Evening U.S. Hours (Schedule to be communicated upon selection) Weekly Commitment: Approximately 1.5 teaching hours per week (subject to change based on academic requirements) About the Opportunity: We are seeking experienced Adjunct Faculty members in Accounting to teach undergraduate and graduate-level accounting courses in a remote online learning environment. We are currently hiring for the following courses: ACCT 10000 - Fundamentals of Accounting ACCT 55000 - Managerial Accounting This is a teaching-only role, with live online classes delivered through the university's Blackboard Learning Management System (LMS). Key Responsibilities Deliver live online instruction in assigned Accounting courses. Facilitate an engaging and interactive virtual classroom environment. Teach undergraduate and/or graduate students using university-approved instructional materials. Deliver classes using the university's Blackboard Learning Management System (LMS). Required Qualifications: For ACCT 10000 - Fundamentals of Accounting (Undergraduate) MBA, Master's degree in Accounting, or a closely related discipline. Bachelor's degree in Accounting or a closely aligned discipline. Minimum 5 years of college/university-level teaching experience in Accounting courses. Prior experience teaching using Blackboard or a similar Learning Management System (LMS). Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. For ACCT 55000 - Managerial Accounting (Graduate/MBA) Ph. D. in Accounting (Mandatory). Master's degree in Accounting or a closely related discipline. Minimum 5 years of college/university-level teaching experience in graduate Accounting or MBA-level Accounting courses, preferably including Managerial Accounting. Prior experience teaching using Blackboard

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