48 adjunct jobs at 6 companies in Murfreesboro, NC
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Trucking Adjunct
Suffolk, Virginia, United States
$793-$1k/hrHybridPart Time
Blue Ridge Community College: Public community college offering degrees and workforce training programs.
5+ YOEMinimum 5 years Class A tractor-trailer driving experience, current CDL Class A with clean record, ability to teach trucking courses, communicate electronically, and use instructional technology.
Tidewater Community College: Public community college providing associate degrees and workforce training.
Master’s degree with 18 graduate semester hours in Sociology or related field; ability to design curriculum, teach online, use instructional technologies, assess student learning, and communicate effectively.
Roanoke-Chowan Community College: Public community college providing degree and vocational education programs.
2+ YOEAssociate or Bachelor’s degree in electrical fields, relevant industry certification, minimum 2 years industry experience, college teaching and LMS (Moodle/Canvas) experience preferred; ability to deliver instruction, maintain records, and support student success.
Halifax Community College: Public community college providing associate degrees and vocational training.
Associate degree in cosmetology and active cosmetology and cosmetology instructor licenses required; NC State Board of Cosmetic Arts certifications required; one year of community college teaching experience preferred.
Adjunct Instructor – Communication (Continuous Recruitment)
Tarboro or Rocky Mount
$36/hrOnsitePart Time
Edgecombe Community College: Provides public community college education and vocational training programs.
Master's in Communication or Master's with 18 graduate hours in Communication; meet SACSCOC faculty credentials; ability to teach day in-person classes, maintain records, and support student learning.
Commonwealth of Virginia: State government providing public services to Virginia residents.
Master's degree in Sociology (or closely related) required, subject-matter knowledge, effective communication and instruction skills, understanding of first- and second-year college student needs, and strong interpersonal collaboration.