Teaching at CCV

Every year Community College of Vermont employs nearly 700 part-time faculty to teach its courses at 12 locations statewide, and we are always looking for enthusiastic, knowledgeable teachers. All faculty work part-time with a maximum of three courses each semester. The current faculty stipend at CCV is $3,024 for a 3-credit course.

If you are interested in teaching at CCV, here are a few hints:

• Send a completed CCV application and resume, along with a cover letter, to the site(s) where you wish to teach. The resume will be reviewed, and if there is a need for faculty in your field, you may be contacted for an interview.

  For a CCV Faculty Employment Application form, please click here.

• You must have a master’s degree or the equivalent in education and experience. If you do not have a master’s degree, it is very helpful if you describe in your cover letter how your experience and education constitute the equivalent.
• Prior teaching experience is desirable but not always necessary. CCV is very committed to selecting faculty whose professional lives allow them to bring "real world" experience into the classroom. Enthusiasm for teaching and learning, respect for students, and a command of the subject matter are among the most important qualities.
• CCV expects faculty to fulfill administrative and academic responsibilities such as selection of a textbook, developing a course description outlining methods of instruction and evaluation, participating in instructor trainings, recording attendance and submission of grades in a timely manner.

If you have any questions, please contact a Coordinator of Academic Services in your local CCV office. CCV looks forward to hearing from you. We are an EOE/ADA compliant employer.

Current Openings

BURLINGTON

Resumes welcomed from applicants interested in teaching mathematics, computer applications, business (principles and general level courses), accounting (multiple levels) and economics in upcoming semesters. Master's degree required. Contact:
Community College of Vermont
119 Pearl St.
Burlington VT 05401

NEWPORT
Qualified faculty needed to teach in areas of math, accounting, ethics, history, science, business, criminal justice, computer sciences and liberal arts. Also for these specific courses:
Dimensions of Work
Effective Speaking
English Composition
Human Growth & Development (hybrid course)
Human Anatomy & Physiology I and II
Introduction to Nutrition (hybrid course)
Microbiology
Environmental Science
Bioethics (summer '10)
Introduction to Psychology
Human Sexuality
African & Caribbean Dance & Culture (summer '10)
Website Development
Access to Success (requires strong computer and developmental skills)
Master's degree required. Send cover letter and resume to:
Eliza Walters
eliza.walters@ccv.edu
CCV
100 Main St, Suite 150
Newport, VT 05855

RUTLAND

Faculty needed to teach
Office Management on Mondays at 2:45. Send cover letter and resume to:
tammy.howard@ccv.edu
CCV
24 Evelyn St
Rutland, VT 05701

ST. ALBANS

Faculty needed for future semesters to teach:
Courses in accounting
Acting I
Business Analysis & Decision Making
Courses in business management
Courses in criminal justice
Introduction to Flash Animation
Introduction to Multimedia Applications & Tools
Graphic Design
Administrative Medical Assisting
Clinical Medical Assisting
Introduction to Health Information Systems
Introductory Chemistry
Elements of Microbiology
Human Behavior in the Social Environment
Death & Dying

Master's degree preferred. Mail cover letter and resume to:
Dianne Leach, Office Manager
Community College of Vermont
142 S. Main St.
St. Albans, VT 05478

ONLINE
Faculty needed with previous online teaching experience and familiarity with the Community College of Vermont's online educational mission. Please email cover letter stating teaching philosophy, resume, and list of classes qualified to teach (refer to catalog descriptions) to the Online Learning team at: online@ccv.vsc.edu

Currently seeking faculty to teach:

Coding I
Coding II
Health Psychology