Adjunct Music Professor
State of South Carolina
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Posted: January 1, 2026 (61 days ago)
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Music Adjunct Instructor (ADJT26)
State of South Carolina
Aiken Technical College
Location
South Carolina, 29210
Salary
$34 - $34
per hour
Type
Part-Time
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Job Description
Summary
This role involves teaching music classes at Aiken Technical College, covering both practical hands-on activities and theoretical lessons, while managing the classroom and handling tasks like creating syllabi and lesson plans.
It's a part-time adjunct position ideal for experienced music educators who enjoy guiding students and ensuring engaging, well-structured courses.
A good fit would be someone with a strong academic background in music and teaching skills who can supervise students effectively.
Key Requirements
- Master’s degree in Music or a Master’s degree with 18 graduate semester hours in Music
- Ability to provide hands-on and theoretical music instruction
- Classroom management and student supervision skills
- Preparation and maintenance of course syllabi and lesson plans
- Teaching courses in accordance with established syllabi
- Recommendation of instructional materials and laboratory facilities/equipment
- Handling administrative tasks such as reports
Full Job Description
Join our team! Aiken Technical College is recruiting Music Adjunct Instructors.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Instruction including hands on and theory, classroom management, and administrative tasks that may include reports, syllabus and lesson plan development.
- Prepare and/or maintain current course syllabi for course taught.
- Ensure that course is taught in accordance with the established syllabi.
- Recommend for approval adequate instructional materials for course.
- Recommend adequate laboratory facilities/equipment for assigned course.
- Supervision of students.
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