Module Coordinator

Job description

STADIO (Pty) Ltd is inviting applications for the position of: Module Coordinator School of Law
Start date 01 January 2027

Key responsibilities:

• Designing and setting assessments across different modules
• Designing classroom material, both synchronous and asynchronous (with specific focus on Property Law and/or Mercantile Law and/or Labour Law and associated responsibilities
• Moderation on various modules
• Using the learning management system (LMS)
• Marking a limited number of assessments (assignments and exams) and providing feedback to lecturers and markers
• Development of study material and management of relevant modules
• Research and scholarship
• Academic administration and other delegated duties
• Participation in school and campus community and school and campus events
• Professional development

Qualifications:

• At least a completed South African LLM degree

Minimum requirements:

• At least a completed South African LLM degree in Property Law and/or Mercantile Law and/or Labour Law or a related field, LLD degree preferred
• Expertise in the field of Property Law and/or Mercantile Law and/or Labour Law or a related field, LLD degree preferred
• Expertise in Higher Education quality assurance
• A minimum of 2 years teaching experience in higher education
• Good knowledge of online learning management systems/tools
• Good knowledge of legal databases such as JutaStat, LexisNexis, Sabinet
• A proven research track record

Advantageous:

• Experience in programme development
• Experience in authoring study material
• Admission as a legal practitioner

 

Skills and competencies

• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Strong administrative skills
• Strong planning and organising skills
• Good verbal and written communication skills
• Presentation and facilitation skills
• Computer literacy and e-learning skills
• Knowledge and skills in the relevant field
• Willingness to participate in academic scholarship, including subject matter research and teaching and learning research
• Willingness to expand knowledge in various fields of law and to develop content in more than one field of law
• Willingness to work after hours
• Willingness to work across different modes of teaching and learning

Posted on 18 Sep 17:08, Closing date 30 Sep