MC Applied Sciences Adjunct Welding

This position is scheduled to begin in Fall 2026. The Welding Instructor teaches a diverse student population in both classroom and laboratory settings, delivering competency‑based instruction in core welding processes and related technologies. Primary teaching responsibilities include SMAW, oxy‑fuel welding/cutting, and PAC/CAC processes as scheduling requires. The instructor maintains a safe, high‑functioning welding laboratory that meets or exceeds OSHA standards, assists with budget planning, and ensures proper care of equipment, materials, and instructional resources.

The role also includes building and sustaining strong partnerships with local industry, workforce organizations, and high schools to support student recruitment, dual‑enrollment pathways, internships, and job placement. The instructor contributes to program growth by supporting registration efforts, advising students, and helping graduates transition into the workforce. A successful candidate demonstrates a commitment to service excellence, innovation in teaching, student success, integrity, and the values of diversity and inclusion in all aspects of their work.

Essential Functions

• Teaches a diverse population of students in both classroom and laboratory environments, using a full range of instructional technologies including instructor workstations, projectors, document cameras, whiteboards, digital media, and sample assignments to support clear, effective demonstrations.

• Develops and maintains high‑quality course materials, including syllabi, course outlines, and competency‑based assessments. Utilizes the CANVAS learning management system and other online instructional tools to deliver content, track progress, and support student learning. Evaluates student mastery of subject matter through exams, performance assessments, and practical demonstrations. Maintains scheduled academic support hours to advise, tutor, and mentor students.

• Actively participates in the academic life of the college, contributing to district‑wide and campus committees, initiatives, and professional activities that support student success and program excellence.

• Maintains current knowledge of welding technologies, instructional practices, and industry standards, continually enhancing expertise in both subject matter and teaching methodology. Engages in ongoing professional development-including conferences, certifications, coursework, seminars, and workshops-to stay aligned with emerging trends such as automation, advanced processes, safety innovations, and the scholarship of teaching and learning.