Lecturer and Module Coordinator: Engineering Mathematics and Sciences (EMC1)
Durbanville, South Africa
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Teach engineering mathematics and sciences at the Durbanville campus, beginning January 2027. Deliver lectures in classrooms and online; develop learning materials, assessments and examinations; coordinate marking and moderation; support students and maintain the learning platform. The role also includes research in the subject or learning design. Apply by 30 October 2026 using the employer’s email instructions, with a motivation letter and concise CV. Identify the position with code EMC1.
Requirements
Honours-level qualification (NQF 8) in mathematics, sciences or engineering; strong applied mathematics; at least two years of tertiary module coordination and three years of lecturing or tutoring. Teaching, assessment, instructional design and digital learning skills are required. Saturday and additional-hours work may be necessary.
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