Thank you for your interest in teaching part-time with the Division of Curriculum and Instruction in the College of Education at Arizona State University.

To apply

• Complete and submit an application, either online or hard copy (PDF or MS Word).
• Submit a copy of your unofficial college transcripts
• A copy of your resume can be submitted either along with the online application or with your hard copy application.

Transcripts and any other material not submitted online should be sent to:
Wyetta Lane
Mary Lou Fulton College of Education
Arizona State University
Division of Curriculum & Instruction
P.O. Box 871011
Tempe, AZ 85287-1011

The maximum teaching load is SIX (6.0) credit hours per semester. This is a university wide limit (i.e., if you are teaching three credit hours at one CAMPUS, you may only teach three more at ANY CAMPUS for a total of six credit hours in the university system).

All new ASU hires are subject to a pre-emloyment screening which may include a criminal background investigation. For detailed information, visit the Human Resource web page on Background Checks.

Application status

Applicants will be notified of the status of their application after review by appropriate Division faculty and administrators.

Applications that are accepted but not hired are kept on file for one year. At the end of that time, a letter is sent to the applicant, advising them that they must submit an updated application if they wish their application to remain in the active pool.

Minimum Requirements for Classroom Experience

For all courses, the Division requires relevant classroom experience. To teach at an undergraduate level, a masters degree is required in the teaching field for the area you are seeking employment. To teach at the graduate level, a doctorate degree is required by the Division of Graduate Studies in the teaching field for the area you are seeking employment.

For specific information about undergraduate courses refer to the undergraduate catalog. Graduate course information can be found in the graduate catalog.