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The College of The Bahamas is the national institution of tertiary general education of The Commonwealth of The Bahamas. The institution grants certificates, diplomas, associate degrees, and a growing number of Bachelor's degrees to nearly 4,000 students located around the Bahamian archipelago. It has extensive links with tertiary institutions in the Caribbean and North America and its credits are accepted by more than 200 colleges and universities in those regions and in Great Britain. It is poised to embark aggressively upon a major expansion of its programme offerings, its research activities, and its physical facilities, and to incorporate distance teaching methodologies into its repertoire of strategies for delivering instruction, all with a view to seeking a charter as a university.

Faculty responsibilities include teaching; participating in curriculum review, revision and design; participating in departmental projects; student recruitment and advisement; contributing to the development of teaching materials; engaging in a research project with the potential for scholarly publication; and serving on departmental and college-wide committees.

Salary Scale For Assistant Professors

Master's Degree: $39,460 - $ 61,960 Doctorate Degree: $42,160 - $ 69,160

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>  Alumni Relations & Development
>  Office of Outreach
>  Northern Bahamas Campus

Director of Development

The Director of Development has primary responsibility for development at The College. Working closely with the AVP External Affairs and the President, the Director of Development facilitates, coordinates and provides leadership for the identification, cultivation, solicitation and stewardship of donors and management of volunteers. Internally, the Director of Development provides coordination, guidance and support for fundraising activities across The College.

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Associate, Alumni Relations & Annual Fund (AS-III)

The Alumni Relations & Annual Giving Associate has two primary responsibilities: to implement The College of The Bahamas Alumni Relations Programme and to deliver a successful Annual Giving fundraising program. The incumbent will implement preliminary plans for The College's Annual Giving Programme and will have direct responsibility for soliciting leadership level Annual Fund gifts. The successful candidate will be someone with strong interpersonal, communication (both orally and written) and organisational skills who enjoys the challenge of engaging people on a one to one level. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who is a graduate of The College, who wants to serve their alma mater and who will enjoy working with others to build the new Alumni Relations and Development Department at The College/University of The Bahamas.

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Accounts Clerk III (FS-3)

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Part-Time Coordinator - Abaco

The Part-time Coordinator - Abaco, assists the Office of Outreach through the relevant Director/Coordinator with the operations of the Abaco Centre; contribute to the development of strategies to attract new interest groups for enrollment; collect demographic information on prospective and former clients to determine education and training needs.

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