Lyceum College is seeking experienced and academically sound individuals to assist in the development of high‑quality outcomes‑aligned study materials for modules offered under our teacher education qualification. This will either be in the capacity of a content developer or a reviewer. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to shaping the future of teacher education in South Africa particularly in the context of distance learning.
This is a remote position.
Subject Areas
- Academic Literacy
- Academic Strategy
- Conversational Sesotho
- Decoloniality
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Educational Psychology 1
- Educational Psychology 2
- English FAL Teaching and Learning 1
- English HL Teaching and Learning 1
- isiZulu HL Teaching and Learning
- Life Skills Teaching and Learning 1 and 2
- Managing Teaching
- Mathematics 101
- Mathematics Teaching and Learning 1 and 2
- Physical and Health Education
- Sociology in Teaching
- Teaching Methods
- Teaching Practice
- Technology and Teaching
- Afrikaans
- Conversational Afrikaans
- Education Studies 1
- English 1
Key Responsibilities
- Develop full study guides for assigned modules, including:
- Structured learning content
- Learning outcomes aligned with the HEQSF and the qualification purpose
- Activities and self‑assessments with suggested responses
- Assessment preparation material (e.g. assignment tips, past‑paper simulations)
- Distance‑learning friendly content that is accessible, engaging and learner‑centred
- Relevant academic readings (textbook and open‑access), case studies and South African educational policies
- Editable, properly formatted Word documents that meet institutional templates and standards
- Work under tight timeframes with multiple deadlines while maintaining consistent quality
- Be responsive to feedback from academic reviewers, instructional designers and the quality assurance team
- Ensure academic integrity and originality in all materials developed
Requirements
- Excellent academic writing skills with the ability to write for undergraduate students
- Sound understanding of curriculum design and outcomes‑based education
- Proven ability to work independently and under pressure
- Familiarity with distance and online‑learning principles
- High attention to detail including referencing (preferably Harvard style)
- A relevant Masters degree in Education or a related discipline (essential)
- At least 2 years experience in teaching curriculum development or instructional design in higher education
- Demonstrable experience in developing study materials or academic texts
- Familiarity with the Higher Education Qualifications Sub‑Framework (HEQSF) and Council on Higher Education (CHE) standards
- Ability to meet tight deadlines and accept revisions where required
- Computer literacy and access to your own laptop/desktop and internet
Added Advantage
- Doctorate in Education or working towards one
- Experience in distance education institutions
- Knowledge of South African school curriculum policy (e.g. CAPS, NCS)
- Previous work with private higher education institutions
Assessment Task
Shortlisted candidates will be required to complete a writing competency task that involves preparing a short excerpt of a study guide based on a supplied module topic. This exercise will assess academic language and clarity, structure and pedagogical flow, and alignment to outcomes and student accessibility.
Application Process
- CV
- Cover letter indicating areas of expertise and availability
- Sample of previous academic writing
- Highest qualification certificates and transcripts
- Two contactable references
These should be sent by 30 November 2025.
Employment Information
- Employment type: Full Time
- Vacancy: 1