Tarrant County College Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"Being an Adjunct Instructor at Tarrant County College has been an exceptional experience. The college offers competitive compensation and opportunities for professional development. As an Adjunct Instructor, I have had the opportunity to teach and mentor students, fostering their educational growth and success. Tarrant County College values the expertise and dedication of its instructors, providing resources and support for effective teaching. The college community is inclusive and diverse, creating a vibrant learning environment. Overall, Tarrant County College is a reputable institution to work for as an Adjunct Instructor, offering a rewarding teaching experience."

"Very friendly working environment and good management. The problem-solving cycle sometimes can be extensively long if no similar cases previously happened."

"I've worked as a SI leader for TCCD for a few years now; it has given me the skills to broaden my thinking when it comes to tackling different types of problems. It has also helped me lead a moderate sized group in covering multiple topics."

"Great supervisor. But insufficient pay and no opportunity to move up. Dealing with immature students can be very stressful."

"I have worked for Tarrant County College for a long time. It is a great environment and the benefits are outstanding."

"I have worked for Tarrant County College for nearly three years now. The only drawback to working here for me, is that I am a part time employee and benefits are not available to part time employees."