General Information
Job Title:
Instructor of Greek II
Job Description:
Greek II (10th grade) is a year-long course which will enable students to continue to develop their understanding of New Testament Greek. Students will explore with their teacher Greek forms, grammar and syntax at an increasingly advanced level. The aims of this course are:
• to develop rhetoric-level skills
• to sharpen logic-level skills
• to acquire knowledge of Greek by using it in class weekly
• to develop more general language skills
• to understand and love God’s Word more fully
This part-time position (employee status, not self-employed) involves teaching 10th-grade Greek II two times each week, for one hour, fifteen minutes each class (2:30 total per week). Expected preparation time outside of teaching will be five hours per week (likely higher the first year). The course meets for 32 weeks and pays a base rate of $5,400 for the year (additional pay if the class is more than eight students).
Position Qualifications:
A bachelor’s degree in some area is typically required. State teaching certification is not required. Greyfriars teachers must be knowledgeable in the subject to be taught, skilled in teaching others and sincere Christians who walk daily with the Lord in sincerity and truth. Further, teachers must demonstrate that they will care deeply about their students.
Application Deadline
Job Type:
Part Time
Salary Range:
$0-$25k
General Information
Church/Organization Name
Greyfriars Classical Academy
Contact Name & Contact Info
Industry
Education/Training
Denomination
Not Applicable
City, State
Matthews, NC
Description of Organization
Greyfriars is a Christian high school (grades 9-12) in Matthews, NC, that is structured like a college and offers students the flexibility of both full-time and part-time (homeschool) enrollment options. Our experienced faculty members provide university-quality instruction in which the grammar (fundamental facts and rules), logic (ordered relationships), and rhetoric (expression of ideas in speech and writing) of each subject is emphasized from a decidedly biblical worldview. The high school curriculum is academically rigorous and consistent with North Carolina standards and college preparatory requirements. Greyfriars offers classes in a university-style format (three days a week on campus; two days a week working at home), with most classes taught in blocks of 1 hour and 15 minutes each. Individual courses typically meet for class once a week (1/2 credit), twice in a week (1 credit) or all three days each week (mathematics, 1 credit, which meets for 1 hour per day).
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