Question 1

What qualifications are required for the Teaching Fellow role at Harvard Business School?

Accepted Answer

Basic qualifications include an advanced degree (MS in accounting or MBA preferred), 3-4 years of relevant experience in accounting , teaching, or research, and familiarity with accounting standards . Strong preference for CPA . Additional skills: excellent communication , analytical , writing , and organizational abilities . Teaching experience is an advantage. Prepare your academic CV highlighting these for faculty positions . Explore more faculty jobs.

Question 2

What are the primary duties of this Financial Reporting and Control Teaching Fellow?

Accepted Answer

Key responsibilities include preparing cases, attending classes and faculty meetings, assisting with course design , quizzes, exams, and grading. Conduct review sessions and tutorials , develop teaching materials like cases and notes, manage course logistics, and integrate current research on financial reporting . Support student communication and administrative tasks. Ideal for those with accounting expertise. See similar roles in lecturer jobs or research jobs.

Question 3

What is the work schedule, location, and employment type?

Accepted Answer

Part-time at 20 hours per week, hybrid (minimum 3 days onsite in Boston, MA ). Term appointment from July to December 2026, with potential reappointment. Onsite Monday-Friday as needed. Must comply with Harvard's policy for hybrid work in registered states. Details discussed in interviews. Check remote higher ed jobs for flexible options.

Question 4

How do I apply for this Harvard Teaching Fellow position?

Accepted Answer

Submit a required cover letter , writing sample , and transcript . Interviews may be virtual (phone/Zoom) or in-person. Posting ID: 002502SR. Apply before the expiration date of May 15, 2026. Use Harvard's application portal. Tailor your materials to highlight accounting and teaching skills. Resources: free cover letter template and academic CV tips.

Question 5

What benefits does Harvard Business School offer this part-time role?

Accepted Answer

Comprehensive package includes generous paid time off , medical/dental/vision insurance from day one, retirement plans with contributions, wellbeing resources , professional development like tuition assistance, and commuter perks. Supports work-life balance. Salary Grade 057; view ranges at Harvard HR. Learn more on their professor salaries page or university salaries.

Question 6

Is teaching experience required for this Teaching Fellow position?

Accepted Answer

No, teaching experience is an advantage but not required. Priority on strong accounting background, research skills, and ability to support MBA students in Financial Reporting and Control . Ideal for CPAs or MS/MBA holders seeking academic exposure. Build skills via university lecturer guide.

Harvard University

Boston

"Teaching Fellow – Financial Reporting and Control Course"

Applications Close

Welcome to AcademicConnect!

Visiting Assistant Professor, Accounting

Teaching Fellow – Financial Reporting and Control Course

Adjunct Faculty: Accounting, Business Technology & Marketing Management

Bookkeeping, Payroll & QuickBooks Adjunct Instructor

Part-time or Full-time Lecturer in the Wharton Accounting Department

Adjunct Faculty Position in Wharton Accounting Department

Visiting Assistant Professor of Accounting (3 Year)

Part Time Faculty School of Accountancy and MIS

Assistant Professor of Accounting (Tenure track)

Accounting and Finance Lecturer

Accounting Lecturer - AY

Assistant or Associate Professor, Tenure Track; or Lecturer, Non-Tenure Track (Promotable) of Accounting - Dauch College of Business and Economics

Adjunct Instructor - Accounting - John Chambers College of Business and Economics

Lecturer/Professor of the Practice of Accounting

Department of Accounting & Finance Part-time Lecturer Pool

Accounting Instructor

Accounting Instructor Part-time Temporary Pool

Adjunct Faculty, Accounting

Accounting - Assistant or Associate Professor

Assistant Professor in Accounting, beginning Fall 2026 (Appointment Stream)