Key Roles and Responsibilities
- Lecture and assess contact and distance learning students in the module FAC162: Financial Accounting 1, ensuring quality and consistency across modalities.
- Perform the roles of Module Coordinator (MC) and, where applicable, Internal Moderator (IM) for the module.
- Develop and compile teaching, learning, and assessment materials (including asynchronous content) aligned to the curriculum and relevant academic standards.
- Utilise the Learning Management System (LMS) effectively to deliver and manage the module content; collaborate with the Digital Learning team as required.
- Contribute to programme and curriculum development within the School of Law and Commerce, with a focus on the BCom programmes.
- Undertake internal moderation responsibilities in accordance with institutional Quality Assurance policies.
- Support exam invigilation and other assessment-related logistics as reasonably required by the Registrar’s Office.
- Provide academic and pastoral support to students enrolled in the module, including regular consultations and feedback.
- Ensure compliance with Quality Assurance requirements, including reporting, documentation, and alignment with programme outcomes.
- Participate in research and/or community engagement projects aligned with the School’s strategic priorities.
- Maintain effective communication with students, academic colleagues, line managers, and support staff.
- Ensure administrative effectiveness, adhering to institutional policies, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and reporting timelines.
- Attend and contribute to academic and administrative meetings, planning sessions, and training workshops.
- Serve on institutional and school-level committees as reasonably required by the management team.
- Perform all administrative functions relating to the academic and quality management of the module and broader programme, as delegated by the line manager.
Minimum Requirements
- A minimum of two years of experience managing staff members, preferably in a contact learning higher education environment.
- A minimum of three years’ experience in teaching and/or lecturing within the relevant discipline or academic phase.
- Strong knowledge and subject matter expertise in the discipline area.
- Demonstrated experience in curriculum design and development of teaching and learning materials.
- Proven ability to facilitate learning in online and blended learning environments.
- Experience in providing academic or pastoral support and counselling to students (children and/or adults).
- Familiarity with, or an understanding of, inclusive education principles and practices will be an added advantage.
Qualifications
- Minimum Master’s Degree, or an NQF 8 qualification linked to a professional industry designation and registration with a professional body.
Knowledge
- High level of computer proficiency with good knowledge of modern Information Technology infrastructure and online learning platforms.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Ability to cope with change.
- Willingness to work when required on Saturdays
Skills
- Sound teaching and assessment skills.
- Effective communication and interpersonal skills.
- Strong organisational, time management, and coordination skills with the ability to work under pressure and adhere to deadlines.