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Great Retirement - Professor Kentucky Community and Technical College System Employee Review

3.0
Jan 11, 2025
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Pros

The salary was for a 10-month contract, which allows for summers off contract and a 12-month contract would mean the salary (after 30 years) would be $77,628. There is an opportunity to teach extra courses at $1875 each. The 403b is 10/5 match and is mandatory, as well as social security. But starting pay is low for faculty with master's degrees, some in difficult fields. In rural area, it is still one of the better jobs. It is an opportuity to feel as though one can make a difference in the lives of others, and that one's job is meaningful.

Cons

Most of the courses are now oline and the system is very rigid about their set-up with often very little assistance in the technical aspects of course design. Teaching is a creative endeavor and often it feels as if people who are decidedly uncreative are trying to micromanage, which is a great waste of talent.

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Cons

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1.0
Apr 25, 2026
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Pros

Co-workers are awesome. You genuinely do some good for the community by educating a diverse array of engaged students. That's about it.

Cons

Admin expect you to do well over 100 hours of interval service, external service, and elective PD in your first year on top of a massive slate of an utterly useless new faculty program. All of this as a brand new faculty member just trying to get your feet under you will drown you while you get paid about $10,000 less than if you'd just gone to teach at the local high school. You'll also be expected to learn how to advise students outside of your area of expertise with an archaic program that Satan himself created: PeopleSoft. Higher-ups tend to ignore serious faculty council concerns and everyone just kind of shrugs and resigns themselves to concerns being addressed as quickly as molasses in winter, if at all.

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