College Chemistry Lecturer Needed

I need an experienced chemistry educator who can take face-to-face undergraduate lectures on campus every weekday from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM. The cohort is large—well over fifty students—and the syllabus spans Organic, Inorganic, and Physical Chemistry, so you should be comfortable switching between mechanisms, coordination compounds, and thermodynamics without missing a beat. During each two-hour block I expect clear board work, thoughtfully paced explanations, and plenty of in-class problem solving. I will provide the officially prescribed textbook list; you bring the real-world examples, worked problems, and any visual aids or demos that help a packed lecture hall stay engaged. Core deliverables • Daily lesson plan aligned to the department calendar • Concise handouts or slide decks distributed ahead of class • At least one short formative quiz per week for rapid feedback • End-unit assessments with marking keys and grade breakdowns Success looks like consistently high attendance, visible improvement in weekly quiz scores, and smooth coverage of the entire syllabus by term’s end. If you have prior large-group teaching experience and can commit to the on-site schedule, let’s get started.