Becker Tax Instructor

To become a Becker Tax Instructor at Becker Professional Education, candidates must possess an active CPA license along with a relevant educational and experiential background in tax. Previous teaching experience and a passion for helping students succeed are essential as well. Being knowledgeable and confident in your subject area will enable you to effectively utilize Becker’s innovative teaching methodologies.

As a Becker Tax Instructor, your primary responsibilities include delivering high-quality course content through virtual platforms or in person, responding to student queries knowledgeably, and utilizing visual aids to enhance engagement. You’ll actively contribute to student success by leveraging your expertise to make complex topics understandable, as well as participating in faculty meetings to stay updated on teaching best practices.

Interested candidates can apply for the Becker Tax Instructor position by sending their resume and a cover letter indicating their interest directly to Annie Kelleher, Faculty Specialist at Becker Professional Education. Ensuring your application reflects your teaching experience and passion will help you stand out.

While previous teaching experience is highly desirable, it is not an absolute requirement for the Becker Tax Instructor role at Becker Professional Education. The key is demonstrating a commitment to student success and a strong foundational knowledge of tax subjects, along with an enthusiasm for teaching and learning.

The Becker Tax Instructor position at Becker Professional Education is unique due to its blend of flexibility, student engagement, and a supportive company culture. Instructors have access to cutting-edge technology and innovative teaching materials, along with the opportunity to inspire future accountants globally as part of a respected institution known for its result-driven approach.

When discussing effective teaching strategies, focus on the importance of engaging students with real-life examples and interactive discussions. Sharing your experience with different teaching methodologies and emphasizing how they have led to increased student understanding and success can illustrate your adaptability and commitment to student learning.

Highlight your approach to simplifying complex tax concepts by breaking them down into manageable parts. Discuss the use of visual aids, relatable examples, and active learning techniques that encourage student participation and feedback, which can be vital in ensuring all students grasp the material.

Prepare an example where you faced a significant challenge in the classroom, whether it was addressing varying levels of student preparedness or dealing with difficult questions. Explain how you approached the situation, your solutions, and the ultimate positive outcome to demonstrate your problem-solving abilities and adaptability.

Discuss your passion for accounting and education, highlighting how you enjoy sharing knowledge and seeing your students succeed. Mention any personal stories or experiences that solidified your commitment to teaching and inspired your journey as an educator.

Emphasize your proficiency with technological tools and how you use them to enhance learning experiences. Discuss specific tools or platforms you've utilized and how they facilitate interactive engagement and aid in teaching complex tax topics.

Focus on your interpersonal skills and methods for fostering a positive atmosphere, such as encouraging open communication, showing enthusiasm, and being approachable. Share examples of how rapport-building has enhanced student participation and engagement in your classes.

Demonstrate your commitment to professional development by discussing how you engage with professional organizations, continue your education, and share relevant updates with students. Highlight the importance of being informed as a means to provide the most current and applicable information during your lectures.

Talk about providing additional support, such as one-on-one sessions, supplementary resources, or personalized feedback for struggling students. Convey your dedication to ensuring student success and the importance of being proactive in addressing academic challenges.

If you've taught online before, share your experience and the strategies you've used to maintain engagement, such as interactive polls, breakout rooms for discussions, or multimedia resources. Discuss the need for adaptability and creativity in online settings to keep students focused and involved.

Express your respect for Becker's reputation in the field of accounting education and your dedication to contributing to student success. Mention how you align with the company’s values and your enthusiasm for working in a collaborative environment that values growth and learning.