The University of the Free State (UFS) is one of the oldest institutions of higher education in South Africa. It opened its doors in 1904 on the Bloemfontein Campus with a mere six students in the Humanities. Since then, our institution has grown to more than 34 127 students, spread across seven faculties over three campuses. https://www.ufs.ac.za/about-the-...
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Lecturer (Applied Linguistics/ English Language Studies/ Language Teaching)
Design English language modules and contribute to curriculum development.
Coordinate first-year English modules and course facilitators.
Teach English modules to undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Engage actively in research in the fields of English Language Studies / Applied Linguistics/ Language Teaching.
Supervise postgraduate students.
Perform general administrative duties as required at university level.
Inherent requirements:
A PhD on NQF Level 10 in Applied Linguistics/English Language Studies/Language Teaching (for a permanent appointment),
or
Master’s degree on NQF Level 9 in Applied Linguistics/English Language Studies/Language Teaching (contract appointment: five years during which a PhD on NQF Level 10 in Applied Linguistics/English Language Studies/Language Teaching MUST be obtained to be converted to a permanent appointment).
Proven experience in the delivery of poster or oral presentations at conferences or equivalent activities.
Evidence of manuscripts produced that have the potential to be converted or submitted for publication in accredited journals.
A good academic record (attach a copy).
Recommendations:
A PhD on NQF Level 10 in Applied Linguistics/English Language Studies/Language Teaching or proof of registration.
Three years relevant experience in teaching English in higher education.
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