Lecturer

Job description

STADIO (Pty) Ltd is inviting applications for the position of: Lecturer - School of Administration and Management
Modules; Business Communication, Business Studies, Management, Entrepreneurship, Project Management, Logistics Management and Marketing Management
Assumption date: 01 January 2027

Key roles and responsibilities:

• Lecture modules in the following subject areas: business communication, business studies, management, entrepreneurship, project management, logistics management and marketing management.
• Use the learning management system (LMS) effectively.
• Mark and moderate assessments and examination papers in accordance with academic policies.
• Perform academic administration and other delegated duties.
• Provide academic support to students and promote student success.
• Participate in research, scholarly activity and ongoing professional development.

Minimum requirement:

• A minimum of two years' lecturing experience in higher education in management, business studies, entrepreneurship, project management, logistics, marketing or closely related modules.
• Relevant professional experience in a business or management role involving planning, coordination and operational or commercial decision-making.
• Practical exposure to at least two of the following areas: project management, logistics or supply chain, marketing, entrepreneurship, operations or general management.
• Sound knowledge of foundational management principles, business communication, entrepreneurship and the functional areas of business.
• Experience in curriculum delivery, assessment, moderation and academic administration.
• Good knowledge of an LMS, such as Canvas, as an online teaching and learning tool.
• Evidence of, or potential for, research and scholarly activity.

 

Qualification:

• A minimum of an honours degree at NQF level 8 in Management, Business Management, Business Administration or a closely related field.
• The qualification must include sufficient academic grounding in general management and at least two of the following: entrepreneurship, project management, logistics or supply chain management, and marketing.
• A relevant master's degree will be advantageous.
• A recognised professional certification or membership in project management, supply chain or logistics, marketing, entrepreneurship or management will be advantageous (for example PMP or PRINCE2, SAPICS or CIPS, or a relevant marketing-body designation).

Key attributes

• Ability to teach across multiple foundational management disciplines.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Effective presentation and facilitation skills.
• Strong computer literacy and e-learning capability.
• Sound planning, organisational and time-management skills.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• A student-centred approach to teaching and academic support.
• Willingness to work after hours when required.
• Willingness to work across different modes of teaching and learning

Posted on 08 Oct 16:30, Closing date 21 Oct