I-BEST (Integrated Basic Education and Skills Training) Adjunct Instructor

About this position

Join Bellingham Technical College and help students build the skills and confidence they need to succeed in the HVAC-R field! As an I-BEST Transitional Studies faculty member, you’ll team teach alongside professional-technical faculty while providing hands-on academic support, mentorship, and connections to resources that help students overcome barriers and achieve their goals. This is an exciting opportunity to collaborate across programs and make a meaningful impact on student success, retention, and career readiness. Salary: For fall quarter (September 22-December 11) this assignment provides a 121-hour contract at a $72.89 hourly rate. This position is grant-funded and has the possibility of continuing through the academic year. HVAC-R classes are scheduled Monday-Thursday. While I-BEST assignments are flexible, work hours will generally occur during these days and around morning class hours, with some afternoons being needed. • Team teach HVAC-R courses as Transitional Studies faculty with a focus on literacy, basic math, and study skills alongside subject-matter professional-technical expert and program lead • Serve as point of contact for I-BEST program students when they need referrals to resources or encounter barriers • Assist I-BEST students with elements of college preparedness, including study skills, technology skills, time management, academic tutoring, barrier identification and problem solving • Assist the HVAC-R program with implementing and coordinating coursework and student support • Collaborate with instructors in HVAC-R and Transitional Studies to develop integrative lessons and assignments; • Consult with other college faculty and staff on issues relevant to student success and retention • Work with Transitional Studies Dean and program staff to ensure required data collection and compliance • Work with students, faculty, and staff from diverse backgrounds and experiences • Participate in departmental meetings and activities • Contribute to

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