Notary Public Instructor

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Title: Notary Public Instructor Department: Campus Location: Salary Range: $26-$32.30 per hour Work Mode: This position requires some regular in-person presence on campus or at alternative locations, depending on business needs of the office. Hours Per Week: Work Schedule: weekday availability/evening or daytime Position Type: Part-Time Faculty, Exempt Position Summary Facilitate the State of Maryland Notary Public curriculum and training instruction. Provide instruction to students in a traditional and/or online environment for the purpose of becoming licensed notaries in the state of Maryland. Job Duties and Responsibilities Provide the course of study for those that wish to apply for or renew their notary commission; Administer the examination for those that wish to apply for a notary commission; Complete associated paperwork and submit required reports to both the college and State of Maryland as required; Maintain accurate records such as attendance and grades and promptly submit any corresponding reports; Provide instruction to students in a traditional and/or online environment for the purpose of becoming licensed notaries in the state of Maryland. Required Qualifications: Have an active Maryland Notary commission; Have an active authorized Notary Public course of study and examination provider status from the state of Maryland; Previous experience teaching as a Maryland Notary Public instructor for a minimum of two years; One year of active notary experience; Associates degree or higher, preferred. Online teaching experience and active E-Notary instructor certification, preferred. Preferred Qualifications: Anne Arundel Community College (AACC) is committed to enriching the educational experience it offers through the diversity of its faculty, administrators, and staff members. The college seeks to recruit and support a broadly diverse team who will contribute to the college's excellence, diversity of viewpoints and experiences, embrace concept

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