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CONTINUING EDUCATION – PERDEV 4200 LECTURER - PART
TIME
MALCOLM X COLLEGE
Malcolm X College is seeking a Part-Time Lecturer to
facilitate PERDEV 4200 : The Blueprint: Leadership, Wealth,
and Community, a mentorship series for young men of color for the
Community and Continuing Education department. The lecturer will
facilitate interactive learning focused on leadership,
entrepreneurship, financial literacy, investing, credit,
wealth-building, professional development, and community
engagement. The role will also support participants in developing
personal and career goals while connecting them with mentors and
professionals across diverse industries.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES:
Adapt teaching methods as needed.
Process students’ records per Malcolm X College
guidelines.
Plan and conduct activities that provide students with
opportunities to observe, question, and investigate.
Monitor students' performance to make suggestions for
improvement and ensure that they satisfy course standards, training
requirements, and objectives.
Be prepared to teach this course in-person.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Previous experience in teaching leadership, financial literacy,
investing, credit building etc.
Ability to create comfortable environment
Experience working with diverse population
Ability to operate technical equipment and computer
software.
WORK LOCATION AND SCHEDULE
This position is based at Malcolm X College. Courses may be offered
on campus and may include daytime, evening, or weekend assignments
depending on program needs.
SALARY RANGE: $50-80/hr
Compensation is determined by the approved instructional rate for
each course section assigned.
MXC was recognized for its best-in-class student and staff
recruitment and retention practices, inclusive learning and working
environments, and meaningful community service and engagement
opportunities.
Malcolm X College is an equal opportunity and affirmative action
employer.
Thank you for your interest in City Colleges of
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