Hospitality Management Instructor

at  CICCC Cornerstone International Community College of Canada

Job Category: Contractor
Job Profile: Academic
Job Title: Hospitality Management Instructor
Job Type: Part-Time
No. of hours per week: 20 hours (Morning and Afternoon availability)
Work Location: 543 Seymour St, Vancouver
Working Model: Onsite
Number of openings: 1
Position Start date: April 29, 2024
Position End date: 1-year contract, with the possibility of extension.
Compensation range: $28-$33 Hourly CAD
The Compensation Range includes the span between the minimum and maximum base salary. The midpoint of the range is approximately halfway between the minimum and the maximum base salary and can be considered for an employee with full job knowledge, required qualifications and experience for the position.

JOB SUMMARY:

Cornerstone International Community College of Canada (CICCC) is one of the most prominent private colleges in Vancouver. We have more than 40 years of experience in providing high-quality academic studies and practical work experiences, while providing up-to-date and relevant programs.
We are a unique institution by providing personal attention with our international and multilingual team, individual career guidance and a variety of academic and cultural activities that add new dimensions to the educational experience. The overall strategic vision of the company is ‘Your Success, Our Priority’.
At Cornerstone College, we pride ourselves on fostering an amazing culture that embraces empathy, values, and education. Our dedication to cultivating a supportive community ensures that every employee feels valued and empowered to reach their full potential. With a strong emphasis on empathy and a commitment to instilling core values, we strive to create an environment of Respect, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion to positively impact our employees’ overall personal and professional growth.

ORGANIZATIONAL STATUS

We are currently looking forward to welcoming a Part-time, Hospitality Management Instructor. You will be part of our fantastic team and report directly to the Program Manager and Director of Academics. You’ll be part of a team of experienced and passionate people who believe in continuous development and work hard behind the scenes to help its students thrive in Canada.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATION:

• Bachelor’s or master’s degree in hospitality management, Hotel Administration, Tourism Management, or a related field.
• Proven experience in the hospitality industry, with a strong background in hotel operations, food and beverage management, event planning, or related areas.
• Previous teaching or training experience in hospitality management or a related field preferred.
• Excellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to inspire and motivate students, cultivate a positive learning environment, and promote student engagement and success.
• Commitment to student-centered learning, academic excellence, and continuous improvement.
• Comprehensive skills in common workplace software, including online teaching techniques like Zoom and Slack.
• Ability to work independently and as a member of a multi-disciplinary research team.

• Create a teaching-learning environment for the HM Program.
• Develop and deliver an effective learning experience using pre-authorized or CICCC-available course resources.
• Incorporate various teaching/learning methods to meet course objectives.
• Demonstrate Understanding and adhere to all PTIB requirements and college academic policies.
• Manage lesson planning, assignments, class, and overall course assessment while ensuring students are aware of course objectives and CICCC’s expectations.
• Motivate and guide class discussions, encouraging debate and feedback from students.
• Challenge ideas, fostering students’ skills and knowledge in critical and rational thinking.
• Motivate students through tutoring and academic counselling, providing constructive feedback and encouragement.
• Provide academic support to students inside and outside of the classroom (regularly scheduled office hours, email, group study sessions, etc.).
• Prepare and submit to the Program Manager all relevant data concerning students on a regular basis.
• Attend and actively participate in department and faculty meetings, in-service training sessions, and relevant programs as required by the Program Manager and Academic Head.
• Conduct further research in their specific field for continuous improvement and development to meet the changing needs of the market.
• Engage students with a diverse and systematic plan of lectures, presentations, demonstrations, discussion groups, laboratory workshop sessions, seminars, case studies, and independent or group projects.
• Create and develop teaching materials, including audio-visual and web-related materials, where appropriate.
• Plan, prepare, administer, and grade papers, tests, exams, and other assessments to monitor and evaluate students’ progress.
• Maintain effective control and administration of classroom facilities, equipment, materials, software, and tools.
• Adhere to CICCC’s policies and procedures, including being available to students and maintaining the confidentiality of students and information.
• The instructor must create a positive learning environment by consistently encouraging, motivating, and guiding students to accomplish educational and personal goals, helping them further achieve their professional goals.
• Perform other additional administrative duties related to the course requirements.