Thank you for your interest in teaching an ACA course during the 2014-15 academic year.   Here are a few things you should know about ACA courses:

Job Title:
First Year/College Success Course (ACA) - Adjunct Instructor

Salary Range:
Full-time CCCC Staff
• A full-time staff member may teach a daytime ACA course as part of his or her 40-hour work load if approved by the respective supervisor.
• Distance and evening instructors will be staffed as needed, and full-time staff are paid at the normal rate according to the adjunct salary pay scale.

CCCC Faculty
• The Division of Student Learning will only offer payment to full-time faculty for teaching ACA courses if it is considered to be an overload per respective departmental load standards.
• Full-time faculty interested in payment for teaching an ACA course will need to speak with their Department Chair to discuss the possibility of adding the ACA course to their normal course load or receiving "overload" payment.

Adjunct Faculty
• Payment for adjunct faculty will be paid at the normal rates according to the adjunct salary pay scale.

Job Description:
ACA courses are offered on Lee, Harnett, and Chatham campuses and online for distance students.

Duties of an ACA Instructor:
Provide direct instruction, academic support, and encouragement to students in one or more of the following courses:

ACA 090
• 3 credit, 3 contact hours
• Students on Academic Probation in any college program
• Instruction related to: goal setting, study skills, learning styles, campus resources, oral presentations and the completion of a student success plan.

ACA 115
• 1 credit, 2 contact hours
• AAS and non-transfer degree programs
• Instruction related to: learning styles, study skills, campus resources, academic planning, career planning

ACA 122
• 1 credit, 2 contact hour
• University Transfer programs
• Instruction related to: learning styles, study skills, campus resources, academic planning, transfer success

Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor's degree and relevant experience (ACA 090, ACA 115)
Master's degree and relevant experience (ACA 122)