Thank you for your interest in a career at Northcentral Technical College (NTC). NTC offers outstanding career opportunities on a modern campus with state-of-the-art technology that allows for a collaborative learning and work environment. If you have a desire to help students while positively impacting the community, we’d love for you to join our team!
Job Description & Qualifications:
Dual Credit Instructors:
Please contact NTC’s Director, K-12 Relations Tracy Ravn before applying; or with any questions.
Tracy Ravn
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The following documents are required as part of your application:
- Copy of DPI License(s)
- Copy of transcripts (Undergraduate & Graduate)
NTC and K-12 Partnerships will review qualifications and request additional information if needed.
- If approved to teach, you will receive an email from [contact details available in the full listing] requesting information to create your profile in our system.
You will need to submit transcripts to [contact details available in the full listing] or mail to Northcentral Technical College, Human Resources, 1000 W Campus Dr., Wausau, WI 54401.
Job Summary
Dual Credit instructors teach a college course in their high school and students who successfully complete the class earn college credits. This application is for consideration as a Dual Credit Instructor and is not for employment directly with NTC.
Minimum Qualifications Required
To stay within the guidelines of the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) NTC has set certain guidelines that high school dual credit instructors are expected to maintain.
General Education Teachers:
High School teacher must hold a current DPI license in the discipline in which he/she would like to teach. High school teacher must be employed as a secondary school instructor in a K-12 district within the Northcentral Technical College district. A copy of your DPI license required. Hold a Master's degree in the content area that you are teaching in; or hold a Master's degree. and 18 credits in the content area you are teaching in; or meet our tested experience. College unofficial transcripts required to apply, official transcripts are required after approval to teach dual credit courses.
All CTE Teachers:
High School instructors must hold a current DPI license in the discipline in which he/she would like to teach. High school instructor must be employed as a secondary school instructor in a K-12 district within the Northcentral Technical College district. A copy of DPI License required. Hold a Bachelor's degree. College unofficial transcripts required to apply, official transcripts are required after approval to teach dual credit courses.
Working at Northcentral Technical College
NTC is a customer-focused, accessible provider of innovative lifelong learning that builds a globally competitive workforce. The College’s 5,900 square mile, 10-county district includes six convenient campus locations in Wausau, Antigo, Medford, Phillips, Spencer, and Wittenberg, as well as a Public Safety Center of Excellence in Merrill, a Wood Technology Center of Excellence in Antigo, an Apprenticeship Center of Excellence in Wausau and an Agriculture Center of Excellence just north of the Wausau Campus in the Town of Maine. The Wausau Campus also features a Center for Health Sciences, Center for Business & Industry and an Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Center of Excellence.
2012 marks the centennial anniversary of Northcentral Technical College, recently named the 21st fastest growing community/technical college in the nation by Community College Week magazine. The College currently offers over 150 associate degree programs, technical diploma programs and short- term certificate options, with many credits transferring to Wisconsin’s four-year public and private colleges, creating a seamless path for lifelong learning. Through a variety of flexible course options (www.ntc.edu/flex), NTC is providing an additional opportunity for learners to receive a degree or certification through flexible learning opportunities including late starts, a new Virtual College and winterim courses. Additional services include programming in ELL, Adult Basic Education, and HSED/ GED, as well as a learning center and testing center.
NTC is also closely connected to the local business community through the training and development of incumbent workers. The College’s Business & Industry Solutions team works with local businesses to offer customized training, technical assistance and professional development opportunities. NTC’s Continuing Education team provides educational offerings designed to help individuals gain needed education for career advancement or change, meet professional certification and licensing requirements and develop new skills to be successful in today’s competitive workforce.
