Adjunct - AYBasic Skills: Reading & Writing Non Credit

Position: Adjunct - AY26 Basic Skills: Reading & Writing Non Credit
Los angeles community college district

Professional opportunities

Part-time position - pool announcement

Adjunct - fy25 basic skills:

Reading & writing, non credit

Final date to receive applications: open until filled

The los angeles community college district (laccd) is the largest community college district in the united states and one of the largest in the world. The laccd is comprised of nine colleges serving all or part of more than 40 cities in southern california and spanning a service area of 882 square miles. Its colleges offer instruction to 225,000 students, annually, in 600 associates' degree and 400 certificate of achievement programs in general, career-technical and transfer education, and contribute significantly to the economic and social well-being of its students, the regional economy and the greater los angeles area.

For more information about the laccd, please visit our website cd.edu.

Position

The laccd is accepting applications for noncredit basic skills reading & writing instructor positions at our colleges for the 2026 academic school year. The purpose of this posting is to create a pool of qualified applicants. When there is an opening at one of our colleges, the hiring location will begin their review process with the applicants in the pool. If you have applied to previous pools in this discipline, you will need to apply to this pool to continue to be considered.

The laccd is seeking dynamic, motivated and diverse candidates for part-time faculty positions to engage and educate our students. Successful candidates will collaborate, communicate and work as professionals with students, staff, faculty and administrators. Applicants with a demonstrated commitment to teaching and mentoring a diverse student population are strongly encouraged to apply.

During completion of the adjunct application, applicants will have the opportunity to indicate which of laccd's colleges are of interest for employment. Qualified applicants may be offered an interview with noncredit education department members at one or more of laccd's 9 colleges. For college locations, please visit the our colleges page at (Use the "Apply for this Job" box below). Final determinations of part-time interdisciplinary basic skills (noncredit) instructor assignments are contingent upon enrollment, funding and class availability.

Eligibility requirement covid 19 vaccination:

Pursuant to laccd board of trustee's policy 2900, all students and employees must be fully vaccinated or have an approved exemption. Laccd employees are required to provide their vaccination status in compliance with the laccd board of trustees' policy. Newly hired employees will be required to provide their vaccination status prior to starting a position or, at the latest, by their position start date.

Minimum qualifications:

To teach a full range of community college, noncredit basic skills course offerings focused on reading & writing skills, candidates must meet the following criteria:

* bachelor's degree in english, literature, comparative literature, composition, linguistics, speech, creative writing or journalism; or

* bachelor's degree in in any discipline and twelve semester units of coursework in teaching reading.

* demonstrated sensitivity to and understanding of the diverse academic, socioeconomic, cultural, disability, and ethnic backgrounds of community college faculty, staff, and students.

Desired qualifications:

* bilingual certificate - california commission on teacher credentialing.

* possession of a california designated subjects adult education teaching credential authorizing instruction in the subject matter.

* ability to design and contextualize reading and writing competencies through workforce aligned materials for various industries, such as construction, culinary, stem, business, and other career sectors;

* adult basic education, (grades 1-8);

* adult secondary education, (grades 9-12);

* general education development (ged) testing;

* comprehensive adult students assessment system (casas) testing;

* test of adult basic education (tabe) testing;

* competency-based skills development & remediation;

* experience in teaching specialized populations, including dual enrollment, justice-involved, foster or court-impacted youth, lgbtq, speakers of other languages, undocumented students, and individuals with different learning abilities, etc.

Duties

The adjunct instructor should be prepared to teach a range of noncredit reading and writing related courses within the basic skills discipline, and promote engaging and inclusive educational environments that support student learning. The successful candidate will be culturally responsive in interactions with students, faculty, staff, and community members who span a diverse range of languages, nationalities and ethnicities, socio-economic levels, ages, identities, abilities and educational experiences.

Remote learning

Faculty may be required to conduct classes in a virtual learning environment using canvas, hybrid,…