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Getting a job at a community college

I'm in my first year as a math master's student, and am very much considering a job at a community college. I understand that the pay isn't phenomenal, and there is no guarantee as to what level of math I would be teaching, but I've heard the job is very enjoyable, and I come from an education background. Any tips on the application process, the job market, anything at all would be appreciated!
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Regional campuses that are off-shoots of larger universities are often the best of both worlds. If you want to be focused on teaching in smaller classes but have the perks of being connected to wider support and opportunities for grants and research, it's a nice gig. Cost of living is usually more affordable too.