Social Work Lecturer Level B — Inspire Practitioners

Navitas; Sydney; On-site; AUD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Global opportunities

Flexible work arrangements

Salary packaging & novated leasing

2 paid volunteer days per year

Scholarships for staff (up to 50%)

Health & well-being packages

Discounted gym memberships

LinkedIn Learning access

Job summary

ACAP University College, part of Navitas, invites applications for a Social Work Lecturer Level B to inspire students to become ethical, real-world-ready practitioners who make a positive impact.

You will lead tutorials, workshops, placement units and clinical sessions, develop units and course materials with senior staff, contribute to scholarly research, and participate in ongoing professional development.

Qualifications

• A strong educational background, preferably with postgraduate qualifications in Social Work.
• Experience in teaching and working within a tertiary education institution.
• Proven industry practice in the social work field.
• Eligibility for membership of AASW (Australian Association of Social Work).
• Demonstrated passion for nurturing and mentoring future social workers.
• Proactive approach to advancing your academic career.

Responsibilities

• Ignite intellectual curiosity through independent teaching in tutorials, workshops, placement units and clinical sessions.
• Develop and review units and course materials in collaboration with senior staff.
• Participate in scholarly research projects when possible.
• Reflect on teaching practice and use feedback to improve methods.
• Engage in formal professional development and discipline meetings.

Skills

Teaching

Mentorship

Curriculum design

Student engagement

Education

Postgraduate qualifications in Social Work

Job description

ACAP University College, part of Navitas, invites applications for a Social Work Lecturer Level B to inspire students to become ethical, real-world-ready practitioners who make a positive impact.

You will lead tutorials, workshops, placement units and clinical sessions, develop units and course materials with senior staff, contribute to scholarly research, and participate in ongoing professional development.