Job Summary
Job Summary
We have a vacancy at the Stellenbosch campus for a lecturer in IT Network Design and Administration
Duties & Responsibilities
- Lecturing:
- Planning and managing of weekly classes
- Preparation and delivery of learning content (In a contact and online learning environment)
- Develop learning material (including assessment tools) if required
- Organize additional workshops and field trips when required.
- Mark assessments for learners and provides feedback to learners within the stipulated marking and moderation cycle deadlines as per the National Assessment Schedule.
- General academic administration:
- Record student attendance
- Identify students at risk
- Set up additional support for students, when required
- Record student results
- Participates at campus staff meetings to sort out logistical issues and get updates on academic development, orientation issues, new teaching and learning techniques for learners
- Attends open days to share module and programme information with prospective learners and parents
Skills
- Expertise in IT Network Design: A strong understanding of network architecture, protocols, topologies, security, and optimization is crucial.
- Technical Proficiency: Proficiency in relevant networking technologies and tools
- Problem-Solving: The ability to analyze complex networking issues, troubleshoot problems, and develop effective solutions is essential.
- Teaching and Communication Skills: Clear and effective communication is vital.
- Interpersonal Skills: Building positive relationships with students, colleagues, and industry professionals.
- Adaptability: You should be open to learning and adapting to new technologies, trends, and methodologies to keep your lectures current and relevant.
- Industry Experience: Practical experience in IT network design and implementation is invaluable.
- Research Skills: Staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in networking and related technologies through continuous learning and research.
- Certifications: Relevant industry certifications
- Time Management: Balancing lecture preparation, grading, student interactions, and your own professional development requires strong time management skills.
- Collaboration: Working with other faculty members, department heads, and administrators to coordinate course content and ensure a cohesive educational experience for students.
Experience & Qualifications Required
o Minimum NQF-7 Qualification in Networking or other relevant qualification
o Microsoft and Cisco certificates will be an advantage
o Previous experience in facilitating will be an advantage
o Extensive knowledge of Computer systems
o Extensive knowledge of Databases
o Extensive knowledge of Networks