Become a Regional Coordinator (and Teacher, if interested) to spread this vital, vibrant lay apostolate in your state or region. Applications accepted on an open/rolling basis. To begin your application, please send a cover email or letter and resume or CV to [email protected].
Teachers (also known as faculty members, adjuncts, or instructors) of the Catholic Biblical School of Michigan (CBSM) fulfill responsibilities in four key areas:
1. Lesson preparation.2. Lead class sessions.
During class sessions (approximately 28 weekly sessions per academic year (September-May) or smaller 8-12 week seasonal modules) teachers oversee small group discussion, lead prayer, answer questions, and present to the class.
3. Communication with participants.
Teachers communicate with participants (at a minimum) weekly during sessions to share the recording for the previous lesson and handout for the following lesson. Preferred method is via emailing a link to a shared cloud-based folder.
4. Support the CBSM lay apostolate's mission.
Teachers participate in approximately six faculty conference calls per year, adhere to Catholic Witness Statement , and pray for all participants, the CBSM lay apostolate as a whole, and especially, their class, emodiying a spirit of apprenticing disciples in growing in the Word through the Word.
Teacher contracts are offered annually, from June 1 to May 31 of the following year. Applications are accepted on an open/rolling basis for future-year in-person teaching assignments in the Archdiocese of Detroit, Diocese of Lansing, Diocese of Kalamazoo, and Diocese of Grand Rapids. To begin your application, please send a cover email or letter and resume or CV to [email protected].