NCC Adjunct Faculty: Collision Repair Technology
About The Position
Nashua Community College is seeking qualified adjunct instructors for its Collision Repair Technology Program. Adjunct appointments are temporary, cover a specified contract period, and require in-classroom instruction on a course-by-course basis. Candidates should have experience in frame and structural repair; automotive welding equipment and applications, including MIG and TIG welding on steel and aluminum; paint and refinishing theory and application; and electrical and HVAC theory and operation. Applicants must hold ASE certification in the area they will teach, preferably Master Certification (B2-B5), or be able to obtain certification by the time classes begin. The salary range is $850–$1,000 per contact hour. The rate depends on the appointed adjunct faculty rank, based on education and industry and/or teaching experience. Employment eligibility requires residency in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, or Rhode Island. Applicants must submit an online application, cover letter, resume or curriculum vitae, teaching philosophy statement, and official or unofficial transcripts. The cover letter should list courses previously taught, if applicable, and courses the applicant is qualified to teach. Resumes do not substitute for a completed employment application or its Employment History Sections. Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis until needs are met and may be retained for future openings. Offers are contingent on successful completion of the required background check.
Requirements
- Strong academic background.
- Associate degree in Auto Collision Repair Technology.
- Five years of experience as a technician.
- ASE certification in the area to be taught, preferably Master Certification (B2-B5), or ability to obtain certification by the time classes begin.
- Residency in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, or Rhode Island is required for employment eligibility.
- Submit an online application, cover letter, resume or curriculum vitae, teaching philosophy statement, and official or unofficial transcripts.
Nice To Haves
- Industry certifications such as Vehicle Manufacturer, ASE, I-CAR, and Aftermarket.
- Higher education teaching experience.
- Experience using a learning management system such as Blackboard or Canvas.
- Engagement in community service.
Responsibilities
- Provide in-classroom instruction in the Collision Repair Technology Program on a course-by-course basis.
- Teach courses in areas for which the instructor is qualified, potentially including frame and structural repair; welding; paint and refinishing; and electrical and HVAC systems.
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What This Job Offers
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree
