Marine Electrical & STCW Lecturer

Sharjah Maritime Academy; Sharjah; On-site; AED 180,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

Sharjah Maritime Academy invites applications for a lecturer in STCW programs, delivering courses on Marine Propulsion Electrical Systems, Marine Electronics, and related STCW III/1, III/2 requirements. You will engage cadets with lectures, labs, and seminars, and contribute to curriculum development and assessments.

The role requires updating knowledge, joining exams, and occasional travel. Strong English communication and teaching qualifications are essential, with experience in maritime

Qualifications

• Fluent in English with professional communication
• Experience in maritime education and knowledge of STCW code
• Ability to lead courses and develop content
• Experience with student-centred teaching and learning methodologies

Responsibilities

• Assist Head of STCW Programs as required
• Teach Marine Propulsion Electrical Systems, High Voltage Systems, Marine Automation Systems, Marine Electronics and related topics
• Deliver lectures and seminars using effective pedagogic approaches
• Participate in examinations, marking schemes and assessments
• Update discipline knowledge to support research-informed teaching
• Ensure timetable and academic calendar adherence
• Conduct research aligned with the Academy’s aims
• Provide timely feedback to students
• Deliver maritime training courses as required
• Travel as needed and work outside standard hours when required
• Prepare cadets for CoC oral and written exams
• Conduct mock orals and exam practice
• Highlight curricula changes per regulators and STCW code

Skills

English fluency

Team player

Work under pressure

Education

STCW Class 1 CoC

BSc in Electrical Engineering

Master’s Degree (advantage)

Teaching qualification

Job description

Sharjah Maritime Academy invites applications for a lecturer in STCW programs, delivering courses on Marine Propulsion Electrical Systems, Marine Electronics, and related STCW III/1, III/2 requirements. You will engage cadets with lectures, labs, and seminars, and contribute to curriculum development and assessments.

The role requires updating knowledge, joining exams, and occasional travel. Strong English communication and teaching qualifications are essential, with experience in maritime