Lecturer - Human Resources Management (Maternity Cover)

About this role

IIE Rosebank International, part of the ADvTECH Group, is looking for a lecturer in Human Resource Management for its Gqeberha campus. This is a maternity cover post, so the contract is temporary. You will teach allocated modules and support students through their assessments.

What you’ll do

• Deliver lectures for your allocated modules, following the module pacers.
• Keep track of student progress, spot students who are at risk and give them support.
• Prepare teaching materials and manage academic resources, working with the Information Centre.
• Update the Learning Management System and give feedback to students.
• Develop assessments in line with briefings from the Central Academic Team.
• Review module results with the Programme Coordinator to find modules that may be at risk.
• Help with student registration and orientation, and support part-time lecturers.

What you need

• A three-year diploma or bachelor’s degree in Human Resource Management. A related business degree also works if it includes Industrial Psychology or Labour Law and Human Resource Management up to second year.
• A three-year diploma or degree in HR with second-year level modules in Psychology, Office Administration or Business Management.
• At least 3 years of lecturing or tutoring experience.
• Good knowledge of the South African higher education system and its rules.
• Understanding of teaching and learning theory and student support.
• Comfort working with digital academic platforms.
• Strong time management and the ability to meet deadlines under pressure.
• Advantageous: research experience in scholarly or SOTL research, or a record of academic professional development.

Is this job for you?

This job suits an experienced lecturer who knows HR content well and enjoys working with students. You should be organised, calm under pressure and happy to follow set academic processes. Classes run from 08:00 to 17:00, Monday to Friday.

Tips before you apply

• Have your degree or diploma certificates and academic transcripts ready to upload.
• Put your lecturing or tutoring hours and the modules you taught at the top of your CV, with dates.
• Give a short example of how you helped an at-risk student or improved a module’s results.

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