2026-2027 Non-Employee Instructor - Dual Credit (Communication Skills)

Dual credit instructors facilitate student learning by developing appropriate instructional strategies, integrating various delivery methodologies, and assessing student performance to promote success. They are also responsible for fulfilling schedules, maintaining records, ensuring a safe classroom environment, and engaging in professional development.

Applicants must be currently employed as a k-12 teacher within the agreed-Upon school district and hold a current department of public instruction (Dpi) license. Minimum education is an associate degree, though specific courses like general studies require a master's degree or higher in a related field plus graduate credits or a dpi license, along with a minimum of two years of occupational experience.