Psychology Lecturer (Part-Time) – Cape Town Campus

Emeris; Cape Town; On-site; ZAR 134,000 - 201,000; Part time

Job summary

Emeris Newlands has a vacancy for a part-time lecturing post in Psychology, offering courses such as Cognitive Psychology and Community Psychology. Lectures are scheduled between 08:00 and 17:00, on-campus in Cape Town. Applicants must reside in Cape Town and be available 2–3 days a week for the semester.

Independent Contractor role with part-time commitments, aiming to deliver high-quality teaching, assessments, and student support within the School of Humanities.

Qualifications

• A minimum of an Honour’s degree in Psychology or another Humanities/ Arts/Social Science Honour’s, or Postgraduate Diploma (NQF level 8 postgraduate qualification).
• The undergraduate qualification must include Psychology as a major (up to third year level).
• Ideally, lecturing experience in Psychology and/or work experience in counselling/therapeutic Psychology, etc.

Responsibilities

• Preparation, conducting of lectures, tutorials, workshops.
• Providing study guidance, learning support, consultation and mentoring of students;
• Initiation and development of module materials, including on-line materials;
• Marking and grading of student assessments;
• Module coordination and quality assurance;
• Other duties commensurate to the position as required.

Skills

Lecturing experience

Counselling

Educational technology

Education

Honour’s degree in Psychology

Arts/Social Science Honour’s

Postgraduate Diploma (NQF8)

Psychology as a major (up to 3rd year)

Tools

Blackboard

Moodle

Job description

Emeris Newlands has a vacancy for a part-time lecturing post in Psychology, offering courses such as Cognitive Psychology and Community Psychology. Lectures are scheduled between 08:00 and 17:00, on-campus in Cape Town. Applicants must reside in Cape Town and be available 2–3 days a week for the semester.

Independent Contractor role with part-time commitments, aiming to deliver high-quality teaching, assessments, and student support within the School of Humanities.