Part-Time Agriculture Instructor

About this position

PART-TIME AGRICULTURE INSTRUCTOR Are you an experienced agriculture professional who is passionate about cultivating the next generation of agricultural leaders? Highland Community College is seeking a dedicated Part-Time Agriculture Instructor to join our team beginning in Spring 2027. This part-time opportunity offers approximately 10 to 14 hours per week and provides the chance to share your industry knowledge, mentor students, and help prepare them for successful careers in agriculture and related fields. Key Responsibilities: Teach face-to-face agriculture sections during morning or afternoon hours. Provide current, relevant, and high-quality instructional content in the subject area. Demonstrate a strong commitment to student learning and community college teaching standards. What We're Looking for: Education and Experience: Master's degree in Agriculture or a relevant Master's degree is required. Skills: Adequate subject-matter expertise and demonstrated experience in quality classroom instruction. Why Join Highland Community College? Join a supportive academic team that values excellence in teaching, student success, and agriculture education. Make a lasting impact by helping students develop the knowledge, technical skills, and hands-on experience needed for success in agriculture and relate studies. Share your expertise and passion for agriculture while mentoring students and preparing them for careers in agribusiness, production agriculture, natural resources, and other agricultural fields. Salary Range: $633 - $732 per contact hour. How to Apply: Visit our website at www.highland.edu/employment. Applications are not complete until the following materials are submitted. Online application Resume/CV Cover letter Copies of transcripts (Unofficial copies are acceptable for application purposes.) Contact information for three professional references Statement of Teaching Philosophy For alternative application methods or questions, contact Human Resour

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