Lecturer & Module Leadership for Computer Networks

The lecturer will be required to teach the subject (Computer Networks) within the Diploma in Electronic Engineering programme at the Tyger Valley Campus, Cape Town. The lecturer must be able to design and deliver lectures, lead discussions, and conduct practical sessions to assist students grasp concepts and enhance their academic learning experience. The role includes but is not limited to lecturing, marking, feedback, student evaluation and academic support. The lecturer will also have responsibility for academic material and assessment, setting in some modules as a module lead.

• Deliver lectures, workshops, and tutorials.
• Design and update course content, curriculum, and instructional materials.
• Employ a range of teaching methods to cater to diverse learning styles.
• Incorporate technology and digital tools to enhance learning.

• Design and administer assessments (e.g., exams, assignments, presentations).
• Evaluate student work and provide constructive feedback to aid in their academic development.
• Monitor student progress and maintain accurate academic records.

• Provide academic advice and guidance to students, helping them set and achieve learning goals.
• Be accessible for consultation hours and respond to student inquiries in a timely manner.

• Contribute to the planning, review, and improvement of academic programmes and courses.
• Ensure course content aligns with the latest developments in the field and meets accreditation standards.

• Engage in continuous professional development to improve teaching effectiveness.
• Collaborate with colleagues on research projects particularly related to teaching and learning.

• Manage course-related administrative tasks, such as attendance, grading, and reporting.
• Serve on committees if/as required.
• Contribute to the development and implementation of department policies and initiatives.

• Promote an inclusive classroom environment that values and respects all students.
• Implement strategies to support the academic success of students from diverse backgrounds.

• Subject Matter Expertise
• Communication Skills
• Teaching and Instructional Skills
• Digital Literacy
• Student Engagement and Motivation
• Assessment and Evaluation
• Adaptability and Flexibility
• Interpersonal Skills
• Time Management and Organisation
• Commitment to Continuous Professional Development
• Cultural Sensitivity and Inclusion

• An NQF Level 8 (Honours degree) in Computer Science/Software Engineering
• Prior lecturing experience in person and online would be an advantage

We are committed to diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace. Preference will be given to candidates whose appointment will further that goal.