Adult Education Information Center

NEW JOB OPENINGS

PVPUSD Adult Education

COMPUTER INSTRUCTORS

Computer Instructors are needed to teach a variety of classes, mornings and early afternoons.  California credentialed instructors are preferred, exceptions may be allowed based on experience and expertise.

PARENT EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS Demand for additional parenting adult education classes has us looking for more teachers to create additional classes.  Teaching credentials are required for parent education classes.  This is a perfect job for teachers who prefer part time employment.  Ideas for new Mommie (Dad) & Me classes or Parenting the Intermediate or High School Child are always welcomed.

OTHER ADULT EDUCATION COURSES New classes are added each session.  At times, it becomes necessary to replace an instructor.  Consequently on-going inquiries regarding new and open positions are always encouraged.  If you are interested in teaching in the Adult School or have an idea for a course currently not offered, please contact us at 310-541-7626 ext. 707.

PVPUSD RECREATION/COMMUNITY PROGRAMS DEPARTMENT

  ADULT EDUCATION

Adult Education Meets Community Needs

Adult Education makes up one third of the PVPUSD Recreation & Community Programs Department.  Adult Education is the continuing branch of the Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District open to all adults, 18 years and older.

Adult Education offers a wide variety of courses, from one day seminars to weekly classes designed to meet the interests and needs of our community resident.  Our instructors are experts in their fields.  Some currently teach in our district, while others bring practical "hands-on" experience to their classes.

PVPUSD employs instructors from the Palos Verdes Peninsula and South Bay communities.  The District neither recommends, endorses, or sponsors any services these individuals provide outside adult education classes.

Class tuition pays for instructor's salaries, operations, and overall clerical and administrative support.  Depending on the desires of the students, under-enrolled classes will either be cancelled or the fees may be increased to keep the class solvent.  Some classes are fully or partially financed by the State of California.

Course selection is based on interest surveys, requests, and availability of instructors.  Recommendations for new courses from community residents and students are encouraged.  If you are interested in teaching a course in your area of expertise, please contact us for a Course Proposal Form.