Lecturer and Programme Coordinator: Project Management (JB4092) Randburg Market Related Lecturer and Programme Coordinator: Higher Certificate and Advanced Certificate in Project Management.
To undertake lecturing duties and the associated functions of preparation, assessment, moderation and curriculum development.
The Lecturer and Programme Lead for Project Management is tasked with shaping and delivering a high-calibre project management education to students.
Their core responsibilities encompass the design, development, and continuous improvement of project management programs that align with current industry standards, best practices, and accreditation requirements.
Qualifications Minimum NQF Level 7 qualification in Project Management and any other commercial subjects.
Experience Minimum of 1-3 years' experience in lecturing within higher education, specifically in project management.
Practical experience in this field would be an added advantage.
Distance Learning Facilitation Must be able to facilitate distance learning using various online tools, including online classrooms, assistive technology, and applications used by the College.
Key duties include: Academic Content and Development and lecturing Content creation and design, curriculum alignment, research and innovation, technology integration, collaborative development, assessment design and feedback integration, content review and upate, accessibility and inclusivity, compliance and ethical standards, monitoring and continuous improvement.
Teaching and learning support Research General academic administration Staff training and development.
Academic Governance meetings Programme Coordination Educational Excellence Facilitate in-person and distance learning experiences that are engaging, interactive, and tailored to the diverse needs of students.
Ensure the quality and relevancy of study materials, assessments, and overall curriculum.
Research and Innovation Conduct rigorous research to inform programme development, staying abreast of the latest trends and best practices in project management, and integrating them into the curriculum.
Student Support and Interaction Provide comprehensive support to students through regular contact sessions, query handling, and guidance, fostering a supportive and stimulating learning environment.
Quality Assurance Maintain and enhance the quality of the modules and programmes through continuous review, ensuring alignment with project management accreditation standards and industry benchmarks.
Professional Collaboration Engage with fellow faculty, committees, professional organizations, and the broader project management community, contributing insights and fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Personal and Professional Development Pursue ongoing professional development and research in the field of project management to sustain and augment expertise, ensuring the delivery of contemporary and effective project management education.
Administrative and Organizational Oversight Coordinate various organizational and administrative aspects of the project management programmes, ensuring smooth operation, compliance, and alignment with institutional goals.
The role demands a combination of project management expertise, educational prowess, leadership, innovation, and a commitment to nurturing the next generation of project management professionals.
The Lecturer and Programme Lead in Project Management serves as an academic guide and mentor, cultivating a culture of excellence, inclusivity, and continuous improvement within the project management program at the institution.
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