Part Time Faculty Pool - Apprenticeship Programs

'26-'27 Part Time Faculty Pool - Apprenticeship Programs

Georgetown Campus of South Seattle College is Washington State's largest apprenticeship training institution. Serving over 3,000 apprentices and students earning everything from short-term certificates and industry-recognized credentials to Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degrees, the Georgetown campus is known as the area’s premier workforce education and training center.

As a Seattle Colleges employee, you will have the opportunity to contribute to the passionate work of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion as we work against systemic racism. Additionally, you will gain the rewarding experience of contributing to the success of an open-access learning institution that prepares students for life and work, fostering a diverse, engaged and dynamic community.

Seattle Colleges staff and faculty also enjoy a competitive benefits package, professional development opportunities and enrichment experiences in areas of their choice including committee, workgroup, and affinity group opportunities.

Seattle Colleges is looking for innovative and dedicated faculty members who have a demonstrated commitment to working within a college community that is diverse and serves students from a broad spectrum of socioeconomic and academic backgrounds. Faculty will teach part-time in a trade related to their background. Successful applicants will have the ability to work effectively with students, colleagues, staff and others in a campus climate that promotes cultural diversity and multicultural understanding in an urban environment.

Specific teaching assignments will be dependent on the instructor's background and scheduling. Successful applicants may be invited to teach at South Seattle College – Georgetown Campus.

Candidates should be willing to teach in a variety of formats such as in‑class, hybrid, online and varied class times including days, evenings, and weekends according to program needs.

This position is governed by a collective bargaining agreement with representation by AFT‑Seattle.

The salary range for part‑time faculty is $7,703 - $11,537.33 (P1: A1- E7).

• Provide high‑quality instruction using effective teaching strategies that support diverse student populations and promote student learning.
• Assess student progress and provide constructive, timely feedback to support academic success.
• Ensure course materials are accessible to students in compliance with digital accessibility standards.
• Demonstrate a commitment to fostering an inclusive and equitable learning environment.
• Utilize appropriate educational technologies and communication tools to support teaching, learning, and administrative responsibilities.
• Uphold the mission and values of Seattle Colleges by supporting student achievement and contributing to a positive learning environment.
• Maintain and submit required documentation such as course information, academic credentials, and professional references as part of the application and employment process.

• At least three years of experience in the field/trade.
• Education and/or training in the field and/or teaching in the field.
• An understanding of the goals and role of the community college.
• Demonstrated ability and commitment to teach multiple levels of the topic of study.
• Teaching assignment(s) include any of the curriculum approved courses within the apprenticeship programs.
• Understanding of, sensitivity to, and respect for the diverse academic, socio‑economic, ethnic, religious, and cultural backgrounds, disability, and sexual orientation of community college students, faculty, and staff.
• Standard duties of all part‑time faculty as outlined in the AFT Seattle Colleges agreement, including, but not limited to, evaluation and assessment of student work, timely submission of grades, student and administrative evaluations.
• Innovative teaching methods including the use of technology and collaborative learning.
• The ability to work collaboratively with others in a professional setting.

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