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Job Description Johnston Community College PT Workforce Training and Community Program Instructor SALARY $31.79 - $35.85 Hourly LOCATION On & Offsite JCC Campus Locations, NC JOB TYPE Part Time Faculty JOB NUMBER PTWTCPI-01022025 DEPARTMENT Emergency Services OPENING DATE 01/02/2025 RECRUITMENT RANGE $31.79 - $35.85 Hourly Description Summary We are prioritizing hiring instructors for our high-demand short-term Workforce Training courses listed below: Human Resource Development (to teach courses at Johnston Correctional Institution) Carpentry (NCCER Curriculum at Johnston Correctional Institution) Electrical Wiring (at Johnston Correctional Institution) Workforce Training & Community Program Instructors will instruct classes associated with career/employability skill development and personal enrichment/community related classes in their field of experience. The instructor will be responsible for providing...

Job Description Thank you for your interest in teaching with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools! This posting is for candidates interested in entering the teaching profession on an alternative license during 2026-2027 or 2027-2028 academic year. If offered a position with the district for 2026-2027, our licensure team can share information on the Permit to Teach or Emergency License and later we can work with you to convert this to a Residency License. This posting is also for candidates interested in the CMS Teaching Residency program for the 2027-2028 Cohort. For additional information on Alternative Licensure, please register for our webinar. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree (24 semester hours of relevant coursework) 2.7 GPA (this can be calculated using undergraduate coursework or post graduate coursework) Ability to produce an official, degree dated transcript from a regionally accredited university (you will need to upload official degree-dated transcripts from...

Job Description DISTRICT FINANCE OFFICER NATURE OF WORK Under limited supervision, performs highly responsible supervisory, administrative and fiscal control work for the school system. Work involves planning, coordinating, and directing all aspects of Schools financial management and administration. Employee is responsible for planning and directing the receipt, disbursement and accounting of Schools' revenues and expenditures, managing the investment of Schools funds, and assisting the Schools' Superintendent or his or her designee(s) in preparing the annual budget. Employee supervises a staff of professional, technical and clerical personnel. Reports to the Superintendent. MINIMUM TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE Qualify for certification as a School Finance Officer according to policy of the State Board of Education: Hold a bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, or a related field to include 15 semester hours of accounting Master of Public Administration or CPA...