Virginia Wesleyan University·Virginia Beach, Virginia
Instructors will prepare syllabi, utilize the university's learning management system, and communicate effectively with students. They are also responsible for grading and submitting reports as per university guidelines.
Virginia Wesleyan University (VWU) is seeking on-site adjunct faculty to teach in our Prison Education Program (PEP) in the Chesapeake region.
The areas of expertise include Math & English.
These are part-time positions teaching on-site courses for associate's and bachelor's degree programs.
Preference will be given to candidates with a terminal degree in the content area and demonstrated experience in teaching college-level coursework.
However, candidates with an M.S. or 18 graduate semester hours will also be considered.
Interested candidates should submit an application via the VWU career page and send their resume/CV to Dr.
Drian Glyde, Dean of the VWU Global Campus, at dglyde@vwu.edu.
Review of applications is ongoing.
There is currently demand for Fall 2026.
Prepare syllabi that meet the VWU syllabus guidelines and provide these to students on the first day of class. Syllabi should also be provided to department chairs. Use Blackboard, the University Learning Management System, and other related technologies as appropriate for the PEP program. Be on time and prepared for class sessions and grades, provide feedback, and return assignments within a reasonable time period. Communicate with students during class and facility time. Submit mid-term reports, final grades, and C- reports per guidelines provided by the University Registrar. Comply with FERPA regulations. Coordinate with Campus support services as needed to support students.
Doctorate or Master's degree with 18 graduate hours in the content area – Math or English Strong communication skills Teaching experience is preferred Experience with online learning management systems is a plus BUT not required for the PEP program as there is no internet access.
Candidates should possess a Doctorate or Master's degree with 18 graduate hours in Math or English. Teaching experience is preferred, and strong communication skills are essential.
Market context
In Virginia, adjunct math and English instructors are often needed to support flexible course schedules and student demand across K-12 and higher education settings. These roles can be competitive because schools look for advanced subject credentials, prior teaching experience, and strong communication skills. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, and confirm your graduate coursework matches the subject area before applying.
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