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Form of workAbout Stanley College
Stanley College is an independent Institute of Higher Education and Registered Training Organisation.
We specialise in courses that address current skills shortages for several industries: Information & Communication Technology, Hospitality, Commercial Cookery, Community Services, Aged Care, Childhood Education & Care, Digital Marketing, Business, Leadership & Management. We also offer postgraduate courses and professional year programs.
Stanley College is a multi-award-winning college governed by an independent board and adherence to strong values. We have four campuses, three located in Perth and one in Adelaide. The College employs over 270 staff and has 3000 students enrolled from over 42 countries.
The Opportunity
Stanley College is looking for expressions of interest by qualified lecturers to deliver units on a part-time basis in the Bachelor of ICT, the Bachelor of Community Services and in Digital Marketing at our campus in West Perth. Lecturers would be responsible for providing high quality learning and teaching across designated units within a Higher Education discipline. These positions involve the coordination of units, the conduct of unit reviews and as well as related academic administration. The lecturers are expected to carry out scholarship and professional activities relevant to the discipline. The Lecturers report to the relevant Academic Program Manager.
Responsibilities
• Conduct teaching activities which stimulate and foster student learning.
• Contribute to innovative development of learning materials.
• Provide appropriate learning and teaching support to achieve intended learning outcomes.
• Provide feedback to students and assess feedback from students.
• Keep abreast of current discipline theory and practice and apply these in teaching and learning.
• Undertake a range of administrative functions related to the units taught.
• Foster a positive overall academic, social, and cultural experience of Higher Education.
• Engage in scholarly activities.
The Successful Candidate will have:
• AQF level 9 or higher degree in the relevant field OR equivalent qualifications and experience.
• Current knowledge relevant to the discipline being delivered.
• Demonstrated high level written and oral communication, and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to interact with students and staff in a culturally diverse environment.
• Well-developed time management skills.
• Ability to contribute to a collegial and supportive work environment.
• Commitment to undertake or continue scholarly activities.
• Current knowledge of the requirements of the ESOS Act 2000 and the National Code 2007 together with a working understanding of Department of Education and Training (DET) requirements for managing international students.
• An understanding of equal opportunity, and commitment to equity and cultural diversity.
• An understanding of and commitment to compliance with occupational health and safety requirements.
What We Offer
As a staff member of Stanley College, you will enjoy a range of staff benefits including discounts on a range of insurance policies, banking product, an employee recognition program, and much more. Professional development programs will be available to you to further develop your skills and knowledge. We will provide extensive training and ongoing coaching to ensure your success in your role as well as opportunities to expand your career within the education and training sector.
Stanley College supports workplace diversity and values the contribution of people from diverse backgrounds. In particular, applications are encouraged from Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people, people with disabilities, and people with culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds.
For more information about Stanley College, please visit: www.stanleycollege.edu.au
How to apply:
Please apply via the Seek portal. Your application should include a cover letter.
