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TECHNICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS a type of Professional Employee who is an instructor, who teaches Programs on a clock hour basis, and employees teaching technical programs or courses. These employees are new or former employees of Northeast Kansas Technical College who joined the full time teaching staff at Highland Community College as a result of the NEKTC and HCC merger. They may follow a different yearly calendar, teaching load, and length of day.
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TECHNICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS. Instructors assigned to the Technical Center of Highland Community College at Atchison will be scheduled by clock hour. The clock hour schedule instructional week will consist of 31.35 of student contact hours a week. Instructors will arrive, and keep office hours, 20 minutes prior to the start of scheduled classes, and will remain, and keep office hours, 20 minutes after the end of scheduled classes.
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