Expression Of Interest: Lecturer- South Africa And African Social Justice (Part-Time)

Varsity College is an educational brand of The Independent Institute of Education (The IIE). The IIE enjoys the reputation of being at the forefront of private higher education in South Africa and is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) to provide higher education qualifications accredited by the Council on Higher Education (CHE).THE OPPORTUNITYIIE Varsity College, Pietermaritzburg campus is seeking appointees in the field of South Africa and African Social Justice to strengthen the teaching and research capabilities in the Faculty of Management Studies.Job PurposeThe primary purpose of this position is the delivery of effective facilitation/lecturing on qualifications and all associated academic activities such as student engagement and support that will promote student success and learning.Key Performance AreasLecturing/FacilitationMarkingStudent supportCompetencies RequiredCommunications skillsOrganisational skillsTime managementMinimum Education Requirements per module:IdealMaster's qualification in International, Political Studies or Sociology.AlternativelyAn Honours or Postgraduate Diploma in International, Political Studies or Sociology.Minimum Work Experience Requirements:Lecturing experience in Sociology.Work experience is not as critical for the Sociology module as it is relatively theory-based, but lecturers must be able to apply the theory to a relevant work environment.A practicing sociologist in politics, rural or developmental sociology would be an advantage.Working ConditionsPlease note that this is an Independent Contractor role.Owing to the volume of CVs received, we may not be able to personally contact all applicants. Only individuals whose qualifications and skills most closely match the position requirements will be contacted for interviews.Position is part-time.The IIE's Varsity College is an Equal Opportunity Employer. However, preference will be given to previously underrepresented groups in accordance with the South African Employment Equity Act.
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