Adjunct Faculty – California Multiple Subject Credential/MAT Programs (Remote)

UMass Global•US CA Remote, CA

4d•Remote

About The Position

The University of Massachusetts Global School of Education is seeking adjunct faculty for its California Multiple Subject Credential/MAT programs. Adjunct faculty deliver high-quality, student-centered instruction in an online learning environment and contribute real-world expertise to the preparation of future educators and leaders. They engage with faculty, students, and other stakeholders to provide rigorous learning experiences and strong student support. Candidates must hold a California teaching credential and have current California K–8 public school teaching experience. This position is open to candidates who currently reside in California. The work is performed remotely in a flexible virtual setting. Instructors deliver course content, engage with students, and fulfill academic responsibilities using digital communication tools, learning management systems, and virtual collaboration platforms. The course pays $23.17 per hour. Offers may take geographical location, knowledge, skills, and experience into account. Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis. The position is posted until December 3, 2026, or until a sufficient pool of qualified applicants is reached, whichever happens first.

Requirements

Master’s degree or higher in education, teaching, or a related field.
California Clear Multiple Subject/CLAD Credential.
At least 5 years of teaching experience in California K–8 schools.
Experience teaching diverse student populations.
Experience using educational technology.

Nice To Haves

Doctoral degree in education or an education-related field.
California Administrative Credential.
Experience teaching in higher education, online or hybrid.
Training as an assessor of CalTPAs or extensive knowledge of CalTPAs.
Experience mentoring or supervising students or candidates.
Experience using educational tools such as GoReact and Rise Modules.
Residence in California.

Responsibilities

Teach, mentor, or supervise students.
Prepare and deliver course content or assessments.
Collaborate with faculty or staff on curriculum planning.
Use relevant technologies and tools, such as learning management systems and video platforms.
Attend required meetings, training, or development sessions.
Hold weekly virtual open office hours for students.
Participate in program review and assessment activities as needed.
Participate in calibration meetings relating to PLOs, CLOs, and Professional Dispositions.