Dynamic IT & Information Systems Lecturer & Mentor

MANCOSA PTY LTD; Gauteng; On-site; ZAR 162,000 - 195,000; Full time

Job summary

MANCOSA PTY LTD in Johannesburg, Gauteng, seeks an Information Technology Lecturer to deliver high-quality lectures and support student learning across IT/IS modules. The role emphasizes engaging teaching, student mentorship and academic guidance within a higher education setting.

Ideal candidates will hold an Honours Degree in IT/IS/CS, possess strong communication skills and the ability to convey complex concepts clearly to diverse student groups.

Qualifications

• Honours Degree in Information Technology, Information Systems, Computer Science or related field.
• Strong communication and presentation skills for engaging lectures.
• Ability to engage, communicate with and support students in an academic setting.
• Strong understanding of IT concepts and related academic theories.
• Ability to deliver structured, engaging and student-focused lectures.

Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging and academically rigorous lectures across IT/IS modules.
• Facilitate student learning through teaching, presentations, discussions and practical activities.
• Provide academic guidance, support and mentorship to students.
• Help students understand and apply key theoretical and practical concepts.
• Prepare and deliver lectures and learning materials per academic requirements.
• Support students with academic queries and provide constructive guidance.

Skills

Communication

Presentation skills

Student engagement

Lecturing

Mentoring

Education

Honours degree in IT/IS/CS

Job description

MANCOSA PTY LTD in Johannesburg, Gauteng, seeks an Information Technology Lecturer to deliver high-quality lectures and support student learning across IT/IS modules. The role emphasizes engaging teaching, student mentorship and academic guidance within a higher education setting.

Ideal candidates will hold an Honours Degree in IT/IS/CS, possess strong communication skills and the ability to convey complex concepts clearly to diverse student groups.