University Lecturer (Literature)

Placements24; Mossel Bay; Hybrid; ZAR 350,000 - 550,000; Full time

Job summary

Placements24 represents a prestigious university in Mossel Bay, Western Cape, seeking a University Lecturer specializing in Literature to deliver engaging lectures and lead seminars for undergraduate and postgraduate students.

The role combines on-campus teaching with research responsibilities, including supervising theses, contributing to curriculum development, and advancing the department's scholarly output while maintaining a strong student-centered approach.

Qualifications

• Strong academic record in literature with publications preferred.
• Proven excellence in teaching and student mentoring.
• Experience in curriculum development and assessment practices.

Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging lectures and lead seminars for undergraduate and postgraduate students.
• Supervise student theses and contribute to research output.
• Participate in curriculum development and departmental academic activities.

Skills

Lecturing

Curriculum development

Research supervision

Education

PhD in Literature

Job description

About the Role

Our client, a highly-regarded university in the picturesque town of Mossel Bay, Western Cape, is seeking an accomplished University Lecturer specializing in Literature. This position involves delivering engaging lectures, conducting in-depth seminars, and fostering critical thinking among undergraduate and postgraduate students. You will also be expected to contribute to the department's research output, supervise student theses, and participate in curriculum development. The ideal candidate possesses a strong academic background, a passion for literary studies, and excellent pedagogical skills. This hybrid role allows for a balance between on-campus teaching and research activities in Mossel Bay, Western Cape, and remote administrative duties. We are looking for an inspiring educator and a productive researcher to join our esteemed academic community in Mossel Bay, Western Cape. Become a key part of shaping the intellectual landscape of our university.