Part-Time Lecturer x 3: Computer Skills

Tshwane University of Technology · Gauteng

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MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS QUALIFICATION

  • A relevant NQF Level 7 qualification in Computer Literacy, Information Technology, Digital Literacy, Educational Technology, Visual Communication or a related field.
  • Knowledge of Visual Communication, Motion Picture Production, Commercial Photography, Integrated Communication Design or related creative fields will be an added advantage.

EXPERIENCE

  • At least two years of teaching and/or research experience at a tertiary institution.
  • Related industry experience in computer literacy, digital literacy, information technology or educational technology will be an added advantage.
  • Proficiency in MS Office, Microsoft 365, Apple Mac operating systems, file management and digital workflow is essential.
  • Experience in teaching computer literacy or digital skills within a creative, visual

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Prepare and conduct high-quality Computer Literacy lectures across Visual Communication programmes, tailored to students with varying skill levels.
  • Use creative and interactive teaching methods to foster student engagement and learning.
  • Incorporate modern teaching platforms and digital tools, including myTUTor, Microsoft 365, Apple Mac operating systems and tools relevant to Visual Communication programmes.
  • Design, administer and mark tests, assignments and projects in line with modulespecific learning outcomes.
  • Manage general administration, including recording and capturing marks, uploading documents to myTUTor and maintaining accurate student records.
  • Provide student consultation, academic support, mentorship and guidance tailored to individual student needs, and participate in departmental and subject-specific meetings.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ATTRIBUTES

  • Knowledge: Sound knowledge of computer literacy, digital literacy, Microsoft 365, MS Office applications, Apple Mac operating systems, file management, digital workflow, learning technologies, student assessment and student support within a higher education environment.
  • Skills: Strong presentation, facilitation, communication, planning, assessment, digital teaching, troubleshooting, record-keeping and student support skills.
  • Attributes: Professionalism, integrity, reliability, attention to detail, collaborative engagement, student-centredness, adaptability and commitment to academic excellence. communication or higher education environment will be an added advantage.
  • Proficiency in English is a prerequisite.
  • Proficiency in verbal and written communication.

Applications must be submitted to: Tsholofelo Motsene Email: motsenet@tut.ac.za Subject line: 2027 Part-time application Computer Skills Enquiries: Hein Grove Tel: 012 382 6027

Deadline:30th September,2026

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