Location: Wilmington, DE / Hybrid

The University of Delaware, Division of Professional and Continuing Studies (UD PCS) is seeking a qualified and experienced instructor to teach the Tort Law module of its Paralegal Certificate Program.

This position requires a commitment to teach both the 2026–2027 and 2027–2028 cohorts of the Paralegal Certificate Program. Following the successful completion of this initial two-cohort commitment, instructors may be considered for annual contract renewal based on program needs, instructor performance, and enrollment demand.

1. 2026–2027 Cohort: A 6-week hybrid module (Mondays online via Zoom, Wednesdays in-person at Arsht Hall in Wilmington).
2. 2027–2028 Cohort: A 6-week fully live-online module via Zoom.

Responsibilities

1. Course Delivery & Preparation

• Instruction: Serve as the instructor for the Tort Law module for both the 2026–2027 and 2027–2028 cohorts, delivering 39 total instructional hours per cohort.
• Course Logistics: Conduct all scheduled class sessions on time and for the full instructional period. Maintain accurate attendance records for each session and ensure that Zoom recordings are uploaded and made available in Canvas within 24 hours of the class meeting.
• Syllabus & LMS Management: Update the Google Doc syllabus at least 2 weeks prior to the start of class. Review and update the Canvas course shell (removing old/unused resources) so it is ready to publish at least 1 week before class begins.

Qualifications

• Education: Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from an accredited law school required.
• Licensure: Active bar admission in good standing preferred.
• Experience: Demonstrated professional experience and subject matter expertise in Tort Law. Experience teaching paralegal, legal studies, or related coursework, as well as facilitating learning in adult education or workforce development environments, is highly preferred.
• Technical Skills: Demonstrated proficiency with virtual meeting and collaboration platforms (e.g., Zoom). Ability to quickly learn and utilize technology platforms, including the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS).

Compensation & Contract Terms

• Base Pay: $4,290 for a class enrollment up to and including 20 students.
• Enrollment Incentive: An additional $110 per student for students 21 through 26 enrolled at the start of the module. Class size is strictly capped at 26 students.

Location: Wilmington, DE / Hybrid

The University of Delaware, Division of Professional and Continuing Studies (UD PCS) is seeking a qualified and experienced instructor to teach the Tort Law module of its Paralegal Certificate Program.

This position requires a commitment to teach both the 2026–2027 and 2027–2028 cohorts of the Paralegal Certificate Program. Following the successful completion of this initial two-cohort commitment, instructors may be considered for annual contract renewal based on program needs, instructor performance, and enrollment demand.

1. 2026–2027 Cohort: A 6-week hybrid module (Mondays online via Zoom, Wednesdays in-person at Arsht Hall in Wilmington).
2. 2027–2028 Cohort: A 6-week fully live-online module via Zoom.

Responsibilities

1. Course Delivery & Preparation

• Instruction: Serve as the instructor for the Tort Law module for both the 2026–2027 and 2027–2028 cohorts, delivering 39 total instructional hours per cohort.
• Course Logistics: Conduct all scheduled class sessions on time and for the full instructional period. Maintain accurate attendance records for each session and ensure that Zoom recordings are uploaded and made available in Canvas within 24 hours of the class meeting.
• Syllabus & LMS Management: Update the Google Doc syllabus at least 2 weeks prior to the start of class. Review and update the Canvas course shell (removing old/unused resources) so it is ready to publish at least 1 week before class begins.

Qualifications

• Education: Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from an accredited law school required.
• Licensure: Active bar admission in good standing preferred.
• Experience: Demonstrated professional experience and subject matter expertise in Tort Law. Experience teaching paralegal, legal studies, or related coursework, as well as facilitating learning in adult education or workforce development environments, is highly preferred.
• Technical Skills: Demonstrated proficiency with virtual meeting and collaboration platforms (e.g., Zoom). Ability to quickly learn and utilize technology platforms, including the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS).

Compensation & Contract Terms

• Base Pay: $4,290 for a class enrollment up to and including 20 students.
• Enrollment Incentive: An additional $110 per student for students 21 through 26 enrolled at the start of the module. Class size is strictly capped at 26 students.