UTS - Temporary Japanese Language Extension Instructor at NC State

Posting Number

PG195731TM

48SM2

Temporary

The Japanese Language Extension Instructor shall teach varying levels of non-credit Japanese language courses, based on their skill and experience, to a mix of students from the community. Instructors shall teach a minimum of one course per semester, for a total minimum of three courses per year. Each course lasts fifteen weeks, with one class per week and each class lasts 2 hours.

There may be exceptions for special courses designed by the instructor and the EECOM that may modify the number of weeks, classes per week, and class duration. Based on experience, skill, and interest, instructors will be assigned to courses ranging from beginner level up to preparation for the JLPT N1 exam. In order to stay consistent with for-credit courses and most universities in NC, classes are taught based on the Genki and Quartet series.

Based on student demand and Instructor availability, Instructors may teach more than one class per week, but the total number of weekly hours shall be fewer than thirty hours. Courses are offered in both in-person and online formats; instructors may be assigned to teach either modality or a combination of both.

Yes

11 months

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Raleigh, NC

Temporary-Clerical

UTS - Temporary Japanese Language Extension Instructor at NC State

Flexible (Monday - Thursday) 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Other duties as needed

Education

• Bachelor’s degree in Japanese, Linguistics, Education, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

• Demonstrated proficiency in the Japanese language, with the ability to teach at varying levels, from beginner through advanced instruction, including preparation for the JLPT N1 exam.
• Prior teaching or instructional experience in Japanese language courses, particularly in non-credit, community-based, or academic settings.

• Demonstrate strong organizational skills in the preparation and delivery of instructional materials
• Accurately manage timesheet entries and related documentation
• Respond promptly to student and management inquiries and required actions via email
• Utilize smart board technology effectively in instructional settings
• Maintain proficiency with software applications including Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Drive, and Google Slides

• Teaching experience using Genki and/or Quartet textbooks is preferred
• Experience using breakout room functions in online meeting platforms such as Zoom or Google Meet

• N/A

No

No

$32.50 hourly

01/23/2026

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