Thursday, August 2, 2007

Thursday, August 2, 200

Online Teaching Jobs

There is a growing trend among the employed across the globe to improve their academics by taking online courses from accredited institutions. With this upsurge in online students community, there is also a growing demand for online teachers. There are full-time teachers who would like to add to their income as well as experience by teaching online for accredited institutions.

This blog is intended to provide information about online teaching jobs to the candidates to enable them to locate and contact the online education centers of their choice.

All accredited online education centers looking for online teachers are invited to post their job openings on http://online-teaching-jobs.blogspot.com/.



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Resource Management Group

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7 comments:

Sana Irshad said...

Higher Education Jobs
http://www.higheredjobs.com/state/

August 13, 2007 at 12:31 AM
Sana Irshad said...

http://www.saintleo .edu/SaintLeo/ Templates/ Inner.aspx? pid=6010

Looking for online faculty in the following areas:

MED - Terminal degree required

ESE Specialization; Educational Foundations; Secondary Education: Math,
English, Science, Social Studies

ESOL

MAT - Terminal degree required

Reading

MS - Instructional Design: Terminal degree required

Introduction to Instructional Design, Assessment and Instructional Design
Process, Adult Learning and Workplace Education, Instructional Strategies,
Production of Educational Media, Diffusion and Adoption of Innovations,
Applied Project and Instructional Design

MS - Criminal Justice:

Doctorally qualified instructors with extensive experience in the field of
Forensics

Center for Online Learning:

Philosophy 324: Medical Ethics

August 19, 2007 at 2:53 AM
Sana Irshad said...

Keiser Univeristy's Online Division in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida is seeking an
adjunct faculty position for its Homeland Security program. The candidate
must possess a Masters degree (Doctoral degree preferred) in Criminal
Justice from a regionally accredited institution. Candidates are expected to
demonstrate potential for excellence in teaching and have a commitment to
college and professional development. Preference will be for candidates with
previous online teaching experience as well as experience in the field of
homeland security or criminal justice.

Please send letter of application and resume or vitae along with copies of
transcripts to Ms. Jill Burgett. Candidates cannot be reviewed or considered
without transcripts. Email to jburgett@keisercoll ege.edu. Keiser College is
an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE)

Jill Burgett
Online Education
Keiser University
Fax: 954-229-1697
Email Address: jburgett

August 19, 2007 at 2:55 AM
Sana Irshad said...

ITT Online Contemporary World Culture Instructor
http://hostedjobs. openhire. com/epostings/ jobs/submit. cfm?fuseaction= dspjob&jobid=201736&company_id=15665&source=ONLINE&JobOwner=973901&bycountry=0&bystate=1&bylocation=NULL&keywords=online&byCat=NULL&tosearch=yes&CFID=4919767&CFTOKEN=7258136

August 19, 2007 at 2:57 AM
Sana Irshad said...

I've just be notified by Ashford that I'm now scheduled for a two week online interview session which involves training, assignments and assessments. Does anyone have experience with Ashford and know what this will entail? I understand a final phase which is a one week orientation.

Jim Robinson

"James Robinson" JamesR_Robinson@uiuonline.org

August 19, 2007 at 3:31 AM
Sana Irshad said...

I'd like to tell a little story about the importance of following up
on job leads and on following up during the hiring process.

In April I decided to increase my workload. I applied at about 100
universities. Some of these were schools I had applied before, and
some were new schools. Out of that 100 or so I got some letters in
the mail (these are never good) standard thanks but no thanks. I also
got some emails that said "thanks we got it." I got 7 emails that
were interested in taking a further look at me.

I interviewed with the first and did a second interview with them. I
submitted all my paperwork, and did the training. Then I did that
waiting thing, but luckily I am on the schedule for the October term.
I think this is a relatively normal time frame. Although I have had
faster...I have definitely had longer! :)

The second had a lengthier process. I interviewed. Heard back.
Interviewed a second time. Turned in some paperwork. Had a phone
interview. LOTS of stuff. Lots of waiting. But one thing I found
with this organization they lost my paperwork 3 or 4 times. I had to
call and try to find it at minimum 3 times. And one of the assistants
told me I had been lost in the shuffle another time.

I had the same falling through the cracks experience with 2 other
schools. Luckily for me I made it through all the hoop jumping for 2
new schools and I am starting the training for 3 of them in the middle
of September. That adds more diversity to my teaching portfolio. But
the lesson I took away from this is:

1.) Follow up with your contacts
2.) Follow up with your paperwork. If you haven't heard from a school
in 2 weeks give them a call.
3.) IF you can get more than one contact for the school. This way if
someone quits or leaves you have another person to contact.

tobephd@yahoo.com

August 19, 2007 at 3:32 AM
IPG said...

You haven't been keeping your blog current. That is one of the best ways to attract people.
Additionally you need to organize this information. If it isn't organized no one is going to want to sort through it all.
April

September 13, 2007 at 7:59 AM

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