IT Lecturer - Python & Java
EDUVOS
Durban, KwaZulu-Natal
IT roles span help desk, support, networking and software development, and remain one of SA's most in-demand and best-paid skill areas.
This listing does not state a salary. As a guide, it roles in South Africa typically pay R18 000 to R65 000 a month (indicative).
Job description
Job Advert Summary
Eduvos is looking to hire the services of a IT Lecturer at our Umhlanga campus on a part-time (contractual) basis.
Type of appointment:
Independent contractor
Purpose:
- To lecture Information Technology-related modules, in the faculty on a part-time basis.
- To assist in the administration and departmental affairs and activities as required by the academic department.
Minimum Requirements
Minimum qualifications required:
- Master of Science (MSc) degree in Information Technology or Computer Science
Modules to be lectured:
- Python
- Java
Experience:
- Relevant lecturing experience
- Necessary knowledge of higher education practices and processes
Duties and Responsibilities
Responsibilities:
- Lecturing
- General administration
- Setting and marking of assessments
- Preparation of notes and additional study materials
- Quality Assurance
- Management of At-risk students
Functional and Behavioural Competencies
Competencies
- Initiative and responsibility
- Constructive teamwork, relations and networking
- Influence
- Analysis and judgement
- Innovation and change
- Systematic approach (planning and organising)
- Steadiness (emotional tenacity)
- Communication
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