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Full-time ESL Teacher and Assistant Chair of the English Language Department
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UNAM-San Antonio
San Antonio, TX (In Person)
$39,555 Salary, Full-Time
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Full-time ESL Teacher and Assistant Chair of the English Language Department UNAM-San Antonio San Antonio, TX Job Details Full-time $35,000 - $40,000 a year 11 hours ago Benefits Health savings account Health insurance Dental insurance Flexible schedule Qualifications Resource allocation Teaching experience with English language learners (ELLs) Project management in education Teamwork Academic research projects ESL instruction experience Research proposal writing Developing new academic courses Educational support mentoring Team leadership Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Education industry recruitment Academic institution experience English Master's degree Instructional leadership in education Overseeing academic personnel management University teaching experience University course instructional design Securing grant project budgets Leading team collaboration initiatives Research administration Managing projects Practicing budget management in an educational setting Student-centered approaches (student motivation techniques) Adult learning Adult language education University experience Full Job Description Overview Join our dynamic English Language Department as the Assistant Chair, a pivotal role dedicated to fostering academic excellence, innovative curriculum development, and effective department management. In this energetic position, you will collaborate closely with faculty and administration to enhance teaching quality, oversee departmental projects, and support strategic initiatives. Your leadership will empower the department to thrive in a vibrant educational environment committed to student success and scholarly advancement. Responsibilities Assist the Department Chair in managing daily operations, ensuring smooth administrative workflows and effective communication across faculty and staff. Lead curriculum development efforts by designing, reviewing, and updating courses to meet academic standards and emerging trends in language education. Oversee departmental budgeting processes, monitor expenditures, and allocate resources efficiently to support departmental goals. Coordinate recruitment efforts for faculty and staff, including participating in hiring processes and onboarding new team members. Support academic advising initiatives by mentoring students, guiding research projects, and facilitating career development opportunities. Contribute to grant proposal writing to secure funding for research projects, program enhancements, or departmental initiatives. Organize faculty meetings, professional development sessions, and departmental events that foster collaboration and continuous improvement. Engage in higher education teaching responsibilities as needed, delivering lectures or seminars that inspire student engagement. Deliver high-quality, engaging ESL instruction within our student-centered, four-skills framework, inspiring adult learners to achieve spoken fluency. Requirements Proven experience in university-level teaching with a strong background in English language instruction or related fields. Demonstrated project management skills with the ability to coordinate multiple initiatives simultaneously. Expertise in budgeting, resource allocation, and financial planning within an academic setting. Strong leadership qualities with experience in education administration and team management. Skilled in curriculum development aligned with current pedagogical standards and institutional objectives. Excellent writing skills for grant proposals, reports, and academic publications. Familiarity with research methodologies pertinent to language education or higher education scholarship. Previous experience working with students through academic advising or mentoring roles. Ability to recruit qualified faculty members and foster a collaborative departmental culture. Embark on a rewarding journey where your leadership fuels educational innovation! This paid position offers an opportunity to shape the future of language education while advancing your career within a vibrant academic community dedicated to excellence and growth.