Bentley University·Waltham, Massachusetts
Teach basic and intermediate Spanish courses while fostering an active and curious classroom environment. Collaborate on the development and assessment of learning outcomes for program reviews and curriculum revision.
Job Description: Summary
The Modern Languages Department at Bentley University is accepting applications for a part-time Adjunct Lecturer, Spanish for the Fall 2026 semester.
00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Courses are scheduled Monday-Wednesday and Tuesday-Friday.
MA required. Native or near-native competency in Spanish is required. Have at least two years of teaching experience. Have experience using and developing a range of learning materials.
PhD preferred.
At Bentley we offer a “total rewards [https://www.bentley.edu/offices/human-resources/compensation]” package designed to attract, motivate, retain, and reward our employees. This includes competitive compensation, robust benefits, career development and opportunities, generous paid time off, workplace flexibility and a positive, engaging employee experience. In alignment with the Massachusetts Pay Transparency Act and our commitment to equity and transparency, we’re sharing the salary grade range for this role.
Compensation for adjunct faculty is governed by the collective bargaining agreement between Bentley University and the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 509.
For the 2026–27 academic year, adjunct faculty are compensated at a rate of $7,225.00 per course.
Bentley University requires references checks and may conduct other pre-employment screening.
Bentley University strives to create a campus community that welcomes the exchange of ideas, and fosters a culture that values differences and views them as a strength in our community.
Bentley University is an Equal Opportunity Employer, building strength through diversity. The University is committed to building a community of talented students, faculty and staff who reflect the diversity of global business. We strongly encourage applications from persons from underrepresented groups, individuals with disabilities, covered veterans and those with diverse experiences and backgrounds.
A Master's degree is required, with a PhD preferred, along with native or near-native Spanish competency. Candidates must have at least two years of teaching experience and a proven ability to develop learning materials.
Market context
Adjunct Lecturer, Spanish roles in Massachusetts often reflect steady demand for language instruction, especially where programs need instructors who can teach multiple levels and support curriculum development. Competition is shaped by the master’s degree requirement, preferred PhD, native or near-native Spanish competency, and prior teaching experience; the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform help you review the original posting faster. Before applying, tailor your materials to show teaching experience and examples of learning materials you have developed.