Lecturer, International Trade Law – Impactful Teaching

Advtech; Gauteng; On-site; ZAR 550,000 - 750,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

EE preference

Job summary

Rosebank College, part of the Independent Institute of Education, invites applications for lecturers in Law/Trade Law. The role involves teaching, tracking assessments, supporting students, and engaging with the Central Academic Team to improve outcomes.

Teaching hours and responsibilities align with module pacers and academic schedules. Minimum requirements include a PhD or equivalent NQF 10 in Law/Trade Law, with 2 years lecturing experience at NQF level 7-10 and 1–3 years in trade law.

Qualifications

• PhD or an equivalent NQF 10 qualification in Law/Trade Law/LLM/LLD.
• Minimum 2 years of NQF level 7-10 lecturing experience in international trade law.
• 1–3 years work experience in trade law.
• One NQF level higher than the qualification being taught.
• Copy of academic transcript.

Responsibilities

• Deliver lectures and engage students based on module pacers.
• Manage resources including academic materials and consult with the Information Centre.
• Update learning management system and provide feedback to students.
• Engage and prepare students for assessments, identify at-risk students, and develop assessments.
• Monitor student engagement and assessment submission with relevant escalation.
• Attend and participate in academic meetings across faculties.
• Reflect on, review, and analyse student module results.
• Support monitoring of at-risk students in modules assigned to lecture.
• Complete academic professional development interventions per cycle.

Skills

Lecturing experience

Trade law

Curriculum development

Student support

Education

PhD or NQF 10 in Law/Trade Law/LLM/LLD

Job description

Rosebank College, part of the Independent Institute of Education, invites applications for lecturers in Law/Trade Law. The role involves teaching, tracking assessments, supporting students, and engaging with the Central Academic Team to improve outcomes.

Teaching hours and responsibilities align with module pacers and academic schedules. Minimum requirements include a PhD or equivalent NQF 10 in Law/Trade Law, with 2 years lecturing experience at NQF level 7-10 and 1–3 years in trade law.