Full-Time
Information Technology Instructor
Dual Credit
Updated on 9/4/2026
Metropolitan Community College
Public community college serving metro Omaha, Nebraska
No salary listed
United States
In Person
Must be employed under contract with a high school district in Douglas, Dodge, Sarpy, or Washington County, Nebraska.
Bachelor's, Associate's
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- A bachelor's degree in the discipline or a related discipline and two years of full-time related occupational experience, or an associate's degree, current relevant industry certification, and two years of full-time related occupational experience.
- For the INFO1000 course, a bachelor's degree and two years of full-time related occupational experience are required.
- The candidate must currently be employed as a high school teacher under contract with a local school district in Douglas, Dodge, Sarpy, or Washington County.
- Deliver Metropolitan Community College course objectives in the high school dual-credit classroom.
- Ensure academic rigor aligns with on-campus expectations.
- Participate in departmental course assessments.
- Complete required curriculum training.
- Maintain a Metropolitan Community College-aligned course syllabus.
- Uphold professional and ethical standards.
Metropolitan Community College is a public community college serving the Omaha, Nebraska area that offers associate degrees, certificates, and workforce training across pathways such as business, health professions, information technology, skilled trades, creative arts, and human services. Operating multiple campuses—including a South Omaha Campus with an Automotive Training Center—it delivers instruction in person and online, alongside GED and ESL preparation, transfer programs to four-year institutions, and student supports such as tutoring, disability services, and library resources. What sets it apart is its emphasis on employer-aligned, workforce-focused training that connects students directly to in-demand careers, recognition for which included being named the 2026 ACT Workforce Innovation Champion. The goal is to provide accessible education and career pathways that meet the workforce needs of the greater Omaha community.
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Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$250K
Headquarters
Omaha, Nebraska
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Wells Fargo's $1 million grant funds construction education, scholarships, and housing partnerships.
- MCC and The Bay launched a manufacturing gap-year program on August 31, 2026.
- Workforce Pell expansion on July 1, 2026 opens new demand for short-term training.
What critics are saying
- State appropriations and tuition caps squeeze margins in Nebraska's 2027 budget cycle.
- Workforce Pell and tuition waivers deepen dependence on federal and public-policy rules.
- If employers ignore MCC credentials, the Workforce Pell strategy loses its hiring engine.
What makes Metropolitan Community College unique
- MCC Nebraska is among the first colleges offering Workforce Pell for four noncredit programs.
- CollegeNOW gives Nebraska high-school students tuition-free credit classes starting in ninth grade.
- ACT named MCC the 2026 Workforce Innovation Champion for employer-aligned training.
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