Work-Force
Duties and Responsibilities:
Online Lecturing (20%):
- Online lecturing on programs delivered in distance mode. Deliver a minimum of 1 module per semester.
- Prepare and deliver lectures, manage teaching, and assessment activities.
- Mark assessments and provide feedback to students in subjects lectured.
- Develop ICE activities, manuals, exam scripts, and marking memos where required.
- Internally moderate assessment scripts within subject fields, if necessary, across all delivery sites.
- Develop academic material and assessments for programs, acting as developer, module leader, moderator, or head of program for the Central Academic Team (CAT).
Online Lecturing Development and Support (20%):
- Support Teaching & Learning (T&L) in distance mode within the discipline.
- Collaborate with Lecturers and Tutors to build campus knowledge of industry trends and graduate placement.
- Conduct peer reviews in the program of specialty.
- Act as a subject matter expert (SME) on modules and programs.
- Support the adoption of teaching and learning strategies and approaches in distance mode.
- Assist with research related to T&L.
- Participate in lecturer orientation, briefing, and forums.
- Involve in student orientation and Program Info sessions.
- Act as a panel member in selecting and recruiting Lecturers/Tutors.
- Mentor new lecturers.
Quality Assurance:
- Evaluate the quality of teaching and learning, including moderation support, peer review, and faculty education initiatives.
- Track and support online lecturers/tutors and implemented initiatives.
Learning and Teaching Resource Development (20%):
- Stay updated on national and international best practices for online T&L.
- Collaborate with Teaching & Learning Specialist, EdTech, or Instructional Designer to develop support resources and delivery strategies.
- Work with individual lecturers to ensure resources are suited to their discipline/module.
Results Tracking and Intervention Planning (10%):
- Track assessment points and collaborate to identify at-risk modules.
- Devise and implement intervention plans.
Student Development and Support (20%):
- Lead and manage academic development and support for a specific program.
- Track student performance, enrollment, and success rates.
- Implement interventions to reduce dropout rates.
- Assist with experiential learning and conduct student support interventions.
- Handle academic administration related to student development and support.
- Organize workshops, seminars, and training sessions.
Research and Scholarship (10%):
- Promote a culture of scholarship and contribute to annual research output targets.
- Set individual research output units in consultation with your line manager.
Competencies Required:
- Communication
- Organizational
- Decision Making
- Problem Solving
- Management
How to Apply: Please submit your application, including a detailed CV and cover letter, through the provided application handler. Ensure your application reflects your suitability for the role and includes your contact details.