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Goucher

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Part-Time French Instructor The Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Department at Goucher College invites applications for an adjunct/part-time instructor to teach one course in elementary ...

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As of Aug 7, 2026, the average hourly pay for french literature in the United States is $19.65, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.35 and $21.15 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Professionals in French Literature often engage in activities such as teaching courses, conducting and publishing original research, translating literary texts, and curating educational content around French literary works. Depending on the setting—be it academia, publishing, or cultural institutions—you might also advise students, organize lectures or events, and collaborate with colleagues on interdisciplinary projects. Regular collaboration with language departments, researchers, and sometimes external partners such as libraries or publishers is common. The role is both intellectually stimulating and varied, providing ample opportunities for professional growth and scholarly contribution.

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To thrive in a French Literature role, you need advanced proficiency in the French language, strong analytical and research skills, and a relevant degree such as a BA or MA in French or Comparative Literature. Familiarity with academic research databases, citation management software, and literary analysis tools is often expected, as well as possible certification in teaching or translation. Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, cultural sensitivity, and an eagerness for interdisciplinary collaboration help candidates stand out. These competencies are essential for producing insightful literary analysis, engaging students or readers, and contributing meaningfully to academic or cultural projects.

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A French literature degree prepares individuals for careers in education, translation, editing, publishing, and cultural analysis. Graduates often work as teachers, translators, writers, or in roles related to international relations and arts organizations, utilizing language skills and cultural knowledge. Additional certifications or language proficiency tests can enhance employment opportunities.

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A French Literature job typically involves studying, analyzing, teaching, or writing about literary works written in French. Professionals in this field may work as professors, researchers, translators, editors, or writers. They often engage with classic and contemporary texts, exploring themes, historical contexts, and linguistic nuances. Careers in French Literature are common in academia, publishing, cultural institutions, and international organizations.

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True North Classical Academy

Miami, FL • On-site

$3.4K/wk

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement

Re-posted 20 days ago

Job description

True North Classical Academies, high-achieving classical schools in Miami, FL, are seeking passionate, dedicated educators and staff for a variety of positions across our growing campuses. We welcome applications for roles available in the current school year and for future academic terms.
Potential Openings
  • Elementary Education: Kindergarten through 6th Grade Teachers & Teaching Assistants/Apprentices
  • Fine Arts: Music, Visual Arts, Drama
  • Humanities: Western Traditions of Literature, History, and Philosophy (Humane Letters)
  • Languages: Latin, Spanish, French
  • Literature and Composition: Western Traditions of Literature
  • Mathematics: Elementary Math (K-6th Grade) and Pre-Algebra through AP Calculus
  • Physical Education
  • Science: Life Science, Earth/Physical Science, Biology, Physics, Chemistry
  • Special Education / ELL Teachers
  • Administrative Support
  • Counseling Staff
  • Interventionists and Coaches: Math and Reading Interventionists

High School Specific Opportunities
  • Mathematics Teachers: Algebra, Geometry, and Calculus specialists
  • Literature and Humane Letters: Experienced educators for Socratic seminars focusing on great works of literature, history, and philosophy

About True North
True North Classical Academy is a growing network of high-performing classical liberal arts charter schools, consistently recognized among the top academic institutions in Florida. As tuition-free public charter schools, our mission is to educate the hearts, minds, and souls of our scholars in the pursuit of wisdom and virtue.
Our students study the Great Books, immerse themselves in the beauty of the fine arts, explore math and science deeply, and compete on state-ranked athletic teams. True North educators serve as mentors and role models, cultivating a love of learning and character development.
In 2024-25, True North was ranked the highest-performing network of public or charter schools in Florida. Our flagship K-12 campus received the U.S. Department of Education's Blue Ribbon School of Excellence award. These distinctions reflect the dedication of our outstanding faculty and staff. We invest in their growth through world-class professional development, nationally renowned scholars, and a culture that supports excellence and community.
Qualifications
  • Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctorate degree from a fully accredited college or university.
  • Certification is not required to teach at True North.
  • Candidates align with the classical liberal arts curriculum and philosophy employed at True North Classical Academy.
  • Candidates must view education as a vocation and be willing to go above to ensure the moral and academic success of all students.

Why You'll Love Working With Us
At True North, you're not just accepting a role, you are embracing a calling. We are a mission-driven community committed to forming hearts and minds through a classical liberal arts education rooted in wisdom, virtue, and academic excellence.
Our faculty and staff are supported at every stage of their journey through intentional coaching, ongoing mentorship, and world-class professional development. We invest in our people with access to nationally recognized scholars, consultants, and thought leaders who help sharpen our craft and deepen our purpose.
You'll join a warm, collaborative culture where high standards are paired with deep respect, and where your growth is just as important as our students. If you're inspired by meaningful work and ready to contribute to one of the highest-performing charter school networks in the state.
Competitive Compensation: Starting salary for new teachers, without experience, begins at $52,470. Starting salary for experienced teachers based on experience and expertise. Additional compensation includes:
  • Master's supplement: $3,410
  • Doctorate supplement: $7,920

Comprehensive Benefits: Health, dental, and vision insurance; 401K retirement plan.
Supportive Environment: A positive, collaborative workplace that prioritizes the development and support of our faculty.
Professional Development: Extensive opportunities for professional growth and development with a focus on classical philosophy and pedagogy.
Pathway to Certification: Certification not required however you can obtain your Professional Educator's Certification through our FLDOE-approved program.
Background Screening Requirement: In accordance with House Bill 531, candidates must complete Clearinghouse screening: https://info.flclearinghouse.com

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