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: Curriculum Studies and Agricultural Sciences Education
Teach undergraduate and postgraduate modules in Curriculum Studies and Agricultural Sciences Education.
Participate in the Work Integrated Learning programme of the faculty (Teaching Practice) and other engaged scholarship activities.
Ensure active involvement in research activities of faculty and publish articles in accreditation journals.
Contribute to curriculum development in the field of Curriculum Studies and Agricultural Sciences Education specifically.
Synthesize knowledge through the publication of scientific papers in peer reviewed journals.
Communicate research findings at scientific conferences.
Source funding for research from international and national funding organisations.
Participate actively in the professional community.
Supervise postgraduate students at master’s and PhD levels.
Participate actively in leadership and administration on Departmental and Faculty level.
Key Inherent requirements:
A PhD in Education on NQF Level 10, with a focus on the teaching and learning of Agricultural Sciences in schools (for a permanent appointment)
or
Master’s degree in education on NQF Level 9, with a focus on the teaching and learning of Agricultural Sciences in schools (contract appointment: five years during which a PhD on NQF Level 10 in Education focusing on the teaching and learning of Agricultural Sciences in schools MUST be obtained to be converted to a permanent position).
Candidates must submit proof of registration for a doctoral degree in Education with the Teaching and learning of Agricultural Sciences in schools as the focus of specialisation (attach).
Candidates should submit an abstract of their thesis (or dissertation) to indicate relevance to the teaching and learning of Agricultural Sciences in schools (attach).
A formal teaching qualification with Agricultural Sciences as one of the majors (e.g. Diploma in Education or Bachelor of Education degree or equivalent) (attach).
A minimum of five (5) years relevant working experience in a school environment or at least two (2) years in a higher education or research and development environment.
Proven experience in the delivery of poster or oral presentations at conferences or equivalent activities (attach evidence).
Provide evidence of manuscript(s) produced that have the potential to be converted or submitted for publication in accredited journals (attach evidence).
A good academic record (attach).
Recommendations:
A proven research record of relevant publications in national or international Q1-Q4 accredited journals.
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