The Duke Talent Identification Program (Duke TIP) offers undergraduate level coursework to highly gifted middle and high school students at our university sites across the Southeast and beyond. A wide variety of program models allow Duke TIP to serve students across grade levels and in varying time frames.
Duke TIP is currently seeking content specialists to serve as instructors and instructional assistants for our Summer Studies and Field Studies programs during June and/or July. The instructor position requires at least a year of graduate coursework, professional experience, and/or teaching experience with specific emphasis in the subject area, while the instructional assistant position requires completion of at least two years of college. Duke TIP provides pedagogical training and support throughout your term of employment, therefore teaching experience is not required.
For details about each program and specific employment dates, explore “Program Overviews”.
All of our teaching positions include salary and room and board in the way of compensation, and are a wonderful opportunity to develop your teaching repertoire while working with dedicated students and talented professionals from across many disciplines.
Learn more and apply at www.tip.duke.edu/employment.
For questions, please contact
Michael du Laney
Staffing and Recruitment Asst. Dir.
Duke University Talent Identification Program
mdulaney@tip.duke.edu https://tip.duke.edu
919-668-9123
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