Careers at STLCC
Since 1962, St. Louis Community College has held fast to the belief that education has the power to lift up individuals and our communities. Ready to join a team dedicated to expanding minds and changing lives? Explore our current openings and see what makes STLCC extraordinary.
Full-time & Adjunct Professors, Continuing Education Instructors
STLCC professors and instructors inspire the creativity, discovery, and lifelong learning of our students.
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STLCC Staff
STLCC Staff are the embodiment of our mission to empower students, expand minds, and change lives.
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Part-time Staff
Part-time employees are the lifeblood of our college. At STLCC, part-time employees make up 2/3 of our workforce.
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Teacher's Aid, Student Assistants, Student Workers
STLCC student workers are dedicated to both learning and supporting college faculty and staff.
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22 College-Transfer Options
Nearly 80 Career Programs
Continuing Ed.
Economic Empowerment
We uplift the community and impact the economy by preparing individuals for the modern workforce.
- For every $1 invested in their STLCC education, students receive a return of $5.10 in higher future income over the course of their careers.
- Every $1 of state or local tax money invested in STLCC returns $2.40 in benefits.
- STLCC’s annual impact on St. Louis is $2 billion, or approximately 1.9% of the total regional economy.
- STLCC contributes more than $178 million in taxable income to the Missouri economy each year.
- Compared with high school diploma-holders, associate degree graduates earn, on average, $10,600 more annually over the course of a working lifetime.
(Source: Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc., June 2015)