Description

The faculty will be responsible for providing educational leadership, student instruction, and advisement in the Building Construction Technology and Construction Concrete programs. This person will teach theory and lab courses on residential and commercial building methods and techniques in the areas of masonry and concrete and estimating and management. Position will start in the Fall semester, August 2026.

Why teach at Penn College-

Strong hands-on teaching environment

Penn College is heavily focused on applied learning. In concrete and masonry, that means you’re not just lecturing—you’re teaching in industry-level labs and active construction environments, where students work with real materials, tools, and jobsite condition.

Direct impact on workforce development

Faculty in this area play a real role in shaping the construction workforce. The program is designed around preparing students for immediate careers in the field, including roles like concrete quality control, masonry work, and construction supervision.

Requirements

Minimum education and experience:

• Bachelor's Degree In Vocational Education or related discipline.
• Six (6) years trade experience in building construction, specializing in concrete and masonry, to include estimating and management experience in residential and commercial construction. 

 Why You’ll Love Working Here:

At Penn College, tomorrow’s makers are doing more than building skills—they’re learning alongside experienced faculty, using the latest technology, and pushing boundaries. We offer a competitive benefits package, including educational benefits for employees and dependents at Penn College and The Pennsylvania State University.

If you have any questions, please contact People & Culture at 570-327-4770 or peopleandculture@pct.edu.

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