"Adjunct Instructor of Modern Languages"

Job Details

Florida Southern College is regularly accepting applications for adjunct faculty to teach courses in our modern languages program. Experienced professionals with the appropriate educational background are occasionally needed to teach courses in German, Japanese, Arabic, and Portuguese at the first and second-year level.

Applicants who are interested in being considered for as-needed adjunct instructor positions should submit their resume with the completed employment application. Please include in your cover letter a list of courses you feel qualified to teach. To see a list of courses please review the online Course Catalog.

About our ideal candidate

The minimum academic qualification to teach at FSC is a Master’s degree that includes 18 graduate hours in the area the applicant desires to teach. Terminal degreed applicants are preferred. Three years of professional experience is preferred.

CV or resume and a copy of unofficial transcripts must be provided with employment application. Candidate official transcripts must be on file within 3 days of the start of a teaching assignment. Please request official transcripts from all colleges and university work (showing the highest degree earned) and have them sent to the attention of the Dr. Sara Fletcher Harding, Dean of Arts and Sciences, at 111 Lake Hollingsworth Dr., Lakeland, Fl 33801.

Applicants who receive their degrees outside the U.S. are required to have their transcript (s) evaluated by an approved educational evaluation service. This evaluation must be done at your own expense prior to being considered for employment by Florida Southern College.

Please Note: Adjunct faculty members are appointed to teach on a semester-by-semester and course-by-course basis in FSC’s regular undergraduate program, as well as in FSC’s evening and graduate programs. Due to the temporary nature of the positions, Adjunct Instructor job postings remain active and do not signify, unless otherwise stated in the posting, that there is an immediate opening.