About the Role

You’ll inspire and educate college students in historical analysis, civic responsibility, governmental systems, and critical thinking about political processes. This position requires bringing history and current affairs to life while fostering informed, engaged citizens.

Key Responsibilities

• Teach History, Civic Education, and Government courses to college-level students
• Develop engaging lesson plans that cover historical periods, political systems, and civic duties
• Facilitate discussions on current events, governance, and social issues
• Teach critical thinking, research, and analytical writing skills
• Prepare students for examinations and assessments
• Create assignments that encourage historical inquiry and civic engagement
• Use diverse teaching methods including debates, case studies, and primary source analysis
• Evaluate student performance through essays, projects, and examinations
• Maintain accurate records of student attendance and academic progress
• Participate in departmental meetings and school activities
• Stay current with curriculum requirements and educational standards

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in History (Master’s degree is an added advantage)
• Teaching certification or qualification in History 
• Strong knowledge of historical events, political systems, and governmental structures
• Excellent communication and presentation skills
• Ability to engage and motivate college-level students
• Experience with various teaching methodologies and assessment techniques
• Passion for history 
• Good classroom management skills

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About the Role

You’ll inspire and educate college students in historical analysis, civic responsibility, governmental systems, and critical thinking about political processes. This position requires bringing history and current affairs to life while fostering informed, engaged citizens.

Key Responsibilities

• Teach History, Civic Education, and Government courses to college-level students
• Develop engaging lesson plans that cover historical periods, political systems, and civic duties
• Facilitate discussions on current events, governance, and social issues
• Teach critical thinking, research, and analytical writing skills
• Prepare students for examinations and assessments
• Create assignments that encourage historical inquiry and civic engagement
• Use diverse teaching methods including debates, case studies, and primary source analysis
• Evaluate student performance through essays, projects, and examinations
• Maintain accurate records of student attendance and academic progress
• Participate in departmental meetings and school activities
• Stay current with curriculum requirements and educational standards

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Government or related field (Master’s degree is an added advantage)
• Teaching certification or qualification in Government 
• Strong knowledge of historical events, political systems, and governmental structures
• Excellent communication and presentation skills
• Ability to engage and motivate college-level students
• Experience with various teaching methodologies and assessment techniques
• Passion for  politics 
• Good classroom management skills

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