Senior Lecturer / Lecturer: English First and Second Language Education
Duties:
Developing education students' English language proficiency; Developing education students' knowledge of Home and First Additional Language curricula and teaching methodology in the GET and FET phases; Developing and evaluating teaching and learning materials for English language teaching; Participating in the development and assessment of teaching and learning opportunities (practical teaching); Participating in Social Impact projects and rendering appropriate services to the University and teaching community. Senior Lecturer:
- Teaching English in undergraduate and postgraduate modules;
- Research and publishing in chosen areas of specialisation;
- Supervising and co-supervising postgraduate students at honours, master¿s and doctoral level.
Lecturer:
- Teaching English in undergraduate and postgraduate modules;
- Research and publishing in chosen areas of specialisation;
- Supervising and co-supervising postgraduate students at honours level.
Required Skills
- appropriate school teaching experience
- Excellent spoken and written language proficiency in English
- The ability to teach and assess in English
Candidate Requirements
Job Requirements:
A relevant South African qualification to teach English; English literature and/ or Applied English Language Studies at third-year university level or equivalent qualification; Excellent spoken and written language proficiency in English; Appropriate school teaching experience; Appropriate teaching experience; Knowledge of English language education in the foundation, intermediate, senior and FET phases within the CAPS education policy; The ability to teach and assess in English; A good working knowledge of a second official South African language. Senior Lecturer:
- A relevant PhD degree with Literature or (Applied) Linguistics as core element;
- Experience of teaching English in higher education contexts;
- Experience of postgraduate supervision or as co-supervisor at honours, master's and doctoral level in language education;
- Research and publication in chosen areas of specialisation and relevant publications in peer-reviewed journals.
Lecturer:
- A relevant Master's degree with Literature or (Applied) Linguistics as core element;
- An approved publication schedule;
- Demonstrable potential of research and publications in peer-reviewed journals;
- The potential to supervise and co-supervise postgraduate students at Honours level.
Recommendation:
- A PhD or proof of registration, or proposal for PhD (if not in possession of PhD yet) on Lecturer level position;
- Experience in and / or knowledge of Applied Linguistics or Applied English Language Studies; Experience in and / or knowledge of the South African education contexts;
- Experience in and / or knowledge of technology-aided English language education;
- A proven interest in curriculum studies in general;
- A basic knowledge of isiXhosa.