Common use of Faculty Qualifications Clause in Contracts

Faculty Qualifications. To teach a dual credit course, secondary school teachers must be approved by their local KCTCS college according to criteria established by the SACSCOC Guidelines for Faculty Credentials and the local KCTCS college policy. Dual credit faculty must meet the same academic requirements as faculty members teaching on the college campus. Secondary school faculty, as dual credit and concurrent enrollment faculty, will demonstrate, through appropriate documentation, compliance with KCTCS teaching qualifications. Appropriate documentation will include:  Official college transcripts;  A current vita, resume, or application showing teaching and work experience;  Official documentation of relevant work experience; and  Any documentation local policy requires. Secondary school faculty who are approved and teach dual credit courses will be compensated by the secondary school. The primary instructor is expected to teach the course from start to finish. Long-term substitutes for transcribed dual credit courses must be approved by the college’s Chief Academic Officer.

Faculty Qualifications. To teach a dual credit course, secondary school teachers must be approved by their local KCTCS college according to criteria established by the SACSCOC Guidelines for Faculty Credentials and the local KCTCS college policy. Dual credit faculty must meet the same academic requirements as faculty members teaching on the college campus. Secondary school faculty, as dual credit and concurrent enrollment faculty, will demonstrate, through appropriate documentation, compliance with KCTCS teaching qualifications. Appropriate Proper documentation will includeinclude the following:  • Official college transcripts;  • A current vita, resume, or application showing teaching and work experience;  • Official documentation of relevant work experience; and  • Any documentation local policy requires. Secondary school faculty who are approved and teach dual credit courses will be compensated by the secondary school. The primary instructor is expected to teach the course from start to finish. LongThe college’s Chief Academic Officer must approve long-term substitutes for transcribed dual credit courses must be approved by the college’s Chief Academic Officercourses.

Faculty Qualifications. To teach a dual credit course, secondary school teachers must be approved by their local KCTCS college according to criteria established by the SACSCOC Guidelines for Faculty Credentials and the local KCTCS college policy. Dual credit faculty must meet the same academic requirements as faculty members teaching on the college campus. Secondary school faculty, as dual credit and concurrent enrollment faculty, will demonstrate, through appropriate documentation, compliance with KCTCS teaching qualifications. Appropriate documentation will include:  • Official college transcripts;  • A current vita, resume, or application showing teaching and work experience;  • Official documentation of relevant work experience; and  • Any documentation local policy requires. Secondary school faculty who are approved and teach dual credit courses will be compensated by the secondary school. The primary instructor is expected to teach the course from start to finish. Long-term substitutes for transcribed dual credit courses must be approved by the college’s Chief Academic Officer.