Software Development Instructor (Remote)

• Create dynamic classroom learning experiences using various teaching strategies to facilitate adult learners in achieving learning objectives in accordance with the program objectives as set out in the curriculum.
• Ensure students are motivated to learn and to maximize their potential.
• Develop different classroom strategies to ensure knowledge and skills acquisition and retention.
• Evaluate students’ performance through different academic assessments.
• Prepare academic reports (grading sheet, attendance, academic exercises, and assessments).
• Prepare and update course syllabus/outline and content if needed.
• Create lesson plans and course schedules.
• Actively participate to develop and updating curriculum, manuals, and guides as requested by the Coordinator and Academic Lead.

• A degree, diploma, certificate, or a professional designation in Software Development and related fields.
• A minimum of 2 years of work-related experience.
• At least 1 year of teaching and mentoring experience in the post-secondary environment.
• Deep understanding of network and computer security.
• Proficient in any other technical skills necessary to train the students to become successful Software Development Specialists.
• Proficient in the technical and theory translation of the course.
• Results-driven, self-motivated, and detail-oriented.
• Strong organizational, research, and accuracy skills.
• Sharp listening skills and critical thinking.
• Exceptional verbal and written communications.
• Must have sensitivity and ability to successfully interact with diverse populations.
• Committed to quality and a thorough approach to the work.

• 4 hour shift(5 PM- 9:30 PM)-PST.
• Evening shift.
• Monday to Friday.

ABM College is one of the leading career training institutions in Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario. Throughout its history, ABM College has provided students with professional training, academic knowledge, and the right skill-set to meet employment market demands.