Lecturer – School of Information Technology

Lecturing and Assessment: 

• Deliver engaging lectures and assess students in accordance with the accredited programmes and module requirements. 
• Provide timely feedback on assignments, exams, and other assessments to facilitate student learning and growth.  

Learning Management System (LMS): 

• Independently utilise the learning management system and collaborate with colleagues to design, develop, and deliver modules effectively. 

Curriculum Development: 

• Participate in the ongoing development of programmes and curriculum, incorporating current educational trends and best practices. 

Internal Moderation: 

• Undertake assigned internal moderation responsibilities to ensure assessment validity and reliability. 

Assessment Invigilation: 

• Conduct venue-based assessment invigilation as required by the Registrar's Office. 

Academic Support: 

• Provide academic guidance and support to students, addressing their concerns and queries promptly. 

Quality Assurance: 

• Complete all Quality Assurance requirements related to modules and programmes to ensure compliance with academic standards. 

Research and Community Engagement: 

• Engage in research activities and contribute to community projects, fostering a culture of continuous learning and positive societal impact. 

Effective Communication: 

• Maintain open and effective communication with students, colleagues, line managers, and management members. 

Administrative Efficiency: 

• Ensure compliance with all relevant policies and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) while maintaining administrative efficiency. 

Participation and Collaboration: 

• Participate in meetings, workshops, and relevant committees as requested by management. 

Administrative Functions: 

• Fulfil administrative duties related to the position as directed by the relevant line manager.

Qualifications and Experience | Minimum Requirements:

• A relevant IT qualification at a honours degree level (NQF8)
• A relevant IT qualification at a Master’s Degree level (NQF9) would be advantageous.
• A relevant IT qualification at a Doctoral Degree level (NQF10) for Senior lecturer required.
• Specialisation in Programming and Software Development or Computer Science or Information Systems

Key Attributes:

• Sound knowledge of information systems in information technology and web knowledge. This knowledge allows candidate to confidently explain concepts and processes to students.
• Basic knowledge in designing/implement software systems and processes into a business.
• Knowledge in HTML, CSS & JavaScript.
• Knowledge in and understanding Java (including Object Oriented Programming) concepts with a great sense of logic.
• Knowledge in and understanding Java to develop Mobile Applications in Android.
• Knowledge in understanding and setting up websites using Content Management Systems such as WordPress.
• Engaging with students - serves as a facilitator of learning, providing students with the knowledge and tools to solve problems and then encouraging students to solve them on their own.
• Good motivator - inspire a love of curiosity and understanding in students.
• Good team player and communicator.
• Constantly learning to update own knowledge base - learn, reflect, and improve own practice by self-reflection.
• Caring for students that struggle with difficult concepts.

Posted on 28 May 17:08, Closing date 4 Jun